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03 November
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Featured In Triangle Business Journal

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Despite his many years of favorable verdicts and settlements on individual injury and accident claims (car, trucking and motorcycle accidents, premises liability, dog bites, etc.), Jones has made a conscious shift these past two years to scale down those cases in favor of mass torts involving dangerous pharmaceuticals, medical devices liability and Mesothelioma, an asbestos related cancer. He transferred those smaller cases to his associates and another law firm. Now, he frequently travels across the U.S. attending conferences and representing clients nationwide in Mesothelioma, Stevens-Johnson syndrome (SJS) and other dangerous drug cases. Jones enjoyed going against companies for manufacturing harmful drugs....

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03 November
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USA Today’s “Profiles of Success”

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  GREG JONES, is the Lead Attorney for Greg Jones Law, a firm that services a nationwide clientele. His practice is concentrated on helping individuals with personal injury and product liability cases due to the negligence of others. Greg is diligent and committed to helping people take on large industries such as pharmaceutical giants, medical device manufacturers, and manufacturers of products that damage the environment or lead to serious diseases such as mesothelioma and other cancers....

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20 May
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Featured In Yahoo! Finance

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Now in his fourth decade practicing personal injury law, Greg Jones' success in his home state of North Carolina (previously he had 12 offices in both Carolinas) and throughout the U.S. and now Puerto Rico is grounded in his humble background growing up in and around Charlotte. While many of his classmates at the University of North Carolina School of Law grew up in well to do families, he paid his way through school working as a teaching assistant, tutor to dyslexic kids, a cafeteria worker, a bagboy, a janitor and pipefitter. The fact that Jones didn't grow up with a "silver...

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