William Davis Frye is a lawyer practicing product liability litigation, commercial litigation, premises liability and 8 other areas of law. William received a B.B.A. degree from Millsaps College in 1994, and has been licensed for 29 years. William practices at Butler Snow LLP in Ridgeland, MS.
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Firm InformationPositionAttorneyFirm NameButler Snow LLP
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Representative Cases & TransactionsCasesExperience: Davis has extensive trial
arbitration experience,
he regularly defends healthcare providers in lawsuits involving claims of negligence. He also defends businesses, healthcare systems,
medical clinics in litigation involving medical malpractice, employment disputes, antitrust litigation,
commercial disputes.
In addition to his trial work, Davis routinely advises businesses
health care providers on a variety of day-to-day legal topics including contract issues, risk management, arbitration agreements,
employment matters. His other experience includes litigation involving the False Claims Act, OSHA, FLSA, FMLA
white collar crime.
Representative Matters: Obtained a directed verdict in a nursing home negligence case in which the plaintiff alleged that the nursing home failed to assess a change in a resident's condition, resulting in dehydration
death.
Finding of no liability in arbitration in which the claimant alleged that a nursing home resident developed pressure wounds
expired due to the negligence of the respondent nursing home.
Achieved a defense verdict in a nursing home negligence case in which the plaintiff alleged that a nursing home failed to provide appropriate fluid to a resident, resulting in her dehydration
death.
Achieved a defense verdict in a nursing home negligence trial in which the plaintiff alleged that a nursing home allowed a resident's foot ulcer to deteriorate into a large, stage IV wound, requiring a leg amputation.
Achieved an appellate victory affirming a directed verdict in a nursing home malpractice trial involving a stage IV sacral ulcer
wrongful death claim.
Obtained a finding of no liability in a medical negligence arbitration in which the claimant alleged that a nursing home resident was subject to neglect, resulting in a stage IV pressure ulcer, sepsis
death.
Obtained a defense verdict in a nursing home negligence trial in which the plaintiff alleged that a resident experienced dehydration, malnutrition, infections, pressure wounds
ultimately death due to negligent care.
Achieved a directed verdict in a nursing home negligence trial in which the plaintiff alleged that a nursing home allowed a foot ulcer to develop, worsen
become gangrenous, resulting in an amputation
the eventual death of a resident.
Achieved the appellate reversal of a jury verdict, based on an evidentiary issue, in a nursing home malpractice case involving decubitus ulcers
the death of a nursing home resident.
Achieved a directed verdict in a nursing home negligence trial in which the plaintiff alleged that the nursing home neglected a resident, causing her to develop a pressure wound on her sacrum.
Obtained a finding of no liability in an arbitration in which the claimant alleged that the client's nursing home neglected a resident, resulting in malnutrition, dehydration, pressure ulcers, infection
death.
Obtained summary judgment in favor of a long term care facility in a case alleging wrongful death of a nursing home resident resulting from the development of pressure wounds
sepsis.
Obtained a finding of no liability in arbitration in which the plaintiff alleged that a nursing home failed to turn
reposition a resident, resulting in the resident's development of pressure wounds
ultimate death.
Obtained summary judgment in favor of a nursing home accused of employment discrimination, retaliation
a hostile work environment by a union steward who claimed to have been terminated because of her race
for filing union grievances.
Obtained the dismissal of a nursing home administrative services provider from a negligence case in which the plaintiff asserted claims of corporate control
veil-piercing.Obtained summary judgment in an employment dispute in which a former employee alleged that her employer discriminated against her on the basis of her gender, race
national origin. Enforcement of multiple arbitration agreements in nursing home negligence cases.
Obtained summary judgment in a nursing home negligence case in which the plaintiff alleged that a resident choked on a food substance provided by the nursing home, resulting in death.
Successfully mediated after motions
limited discovery, on behalf of a multinational pharmaceutical company after almost eight years of litigation, settling a parens patriae action by the Mississippi Attorney General alleging antitrust
consumer protection violations for price fixing of human
animal vitamins
vitamin mixes around the world.
Experience
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Bar Admission & MembershipsAdmissions1997, Mississippi
1998, Tennessee
MembershipsAssociations
American Bar Association
Litigation Division
Health Law Litigation Committee
Employment Law Division
Commercial Litigation Division
Mississippi Bar Association
Young Lawyers Division
Director, 2002-2004
Tennessee Bar Association
American Health Lawyers Association
Defense Research Institute (DRI)
Capital Area Bar Association
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Education & CertificationsLaw SchoolVanderbilt University Law School
Class of 1997
J.D.
Associate Editor, Vanderbilt Journal of Transnational Law
Other EducationMillsaps College
Class of 1994
B.B.A.
Business Administration, summa cum laude
William Davis Frye
Renaissance at Colony Park1020 Highland Colony Parkway, Suite 1400P.O. Box 6010Ridgeland, MS 39157U.S.A.
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