About
James J. Patterson is a dedicated Memphis personal injury and workers’ compensation attorney who brings nearly a decade of experience to every case he handles. Known for his work ethic, empathy, and results-driven advocacy, he has built a strong reputation for helping injured clients regain control of their lives after serious accidents and workplace injuries.
James earned his Bachelor of Arts from Millsaps College in 2005 before returning to his hometown to complete his Juris Doctor at the University of Memphis in 2010, graduating cum laude. He was admitted to the Tennessee Bar in 2010 and to the Mississippi Bar the following year in 2011, expanding his ability to serve clients across state lines.
James focuses his legal practice on helping clients recover the compensation they need for medical costs, lost wages, and long-term hardships caused by injury. His approach combines a sharp legal mind with deep compassion, ensuring clients receive legal guidance and real support. He is committed to giving every case the time and attention it needs for a successful outcome.
James is an active member of the Memphis Bar Association and the Mississippi Bar Association. His involvement in the legal community reflects his dedication to continuous improvement and professional service.
James J. Patterson views every case as a chance to give someone a fresh start. With a strong record of advocacy and a deep connection to the Memphis community, he continues to be a trusted legal voice for those facing the life-altering effects of injury and workplace accidents.
Law Office Affiliations
- Attorney, Daniel Law Firm
- Member, Memphis Bar Association
- Member, Mississippi Bar Association
Licensed State
- Tennessee
- Mississippi
Education
- The University of Memphis
Juris Doctor (JD) - Millsaps College
BA with Cum Laude
Awards & Badges



- Brain injury
- Car accident
- Defective and dangerous products
- Medical malpractice
- Motorcycle accident
- Slip and fall accident
- Spinal cord injury
- Trucking accident
- Workers compensation
- Wrongful death