Dana W. Horton

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TRC Law

Please be advised that our firm is committed to meeting your legal needs while the Coronavirus/COVID-19 pandemic persists. We have taken all measures recommended by the CDC to ensure the safety of our employees and those with whom we may have contact. Our attorneys and staff all have the capabilities to work from home and are encouraged to do so to the extent possible. Nevertheless, you can continue to contact us as usual by phone or email. Our intent is to maintain full law firm operations even if all of our lawyers and staff work from home. Thank you.

About Dana W. Horton

Dana Horton has been a lawyer with Thomson, Rhodes & Cowie, P.C. since June of 1999. Prior to practicing with TR&C, she practiced in New Jersey and Washington. Ms Horton’s practice focuses on the development and litigation of medical malpractice cases. In addition to related investigations and discovery, she works closely with expert witnesses in the preparation of cases for trial. In her practice, Ms. Horton represents hospitals, private practice groups, physicians, nurses, and other medical providers across Pennsylvania. Ms. Horton also has experience with insurance claims handling.

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