Injury lawyer

Fighting for Justice in Hattiesburg and Beyond
WaideLaw is more than a legal practice; it is a calling to serve the community with integrity and an unwavering commitment to justice. Guided by Isaiah 1:17, the firm leads with a deep-seated dedication to the oppressed. The value of hard work and accountability, principles that guide the practice, are deeply ingrained. WaideLaw offers compassionate, results-driven legal representation in Hattiesburg, relentlessly pursuing the justice and compensation clients deserve. For the unwavering advocacy you need, contact WaideLaw today for a consultation.
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Daniel
M. Waide
Personal Injury, Civil Rights, and Employment Law Attorney
Daniel Waide is a litigator from Clay County, Mississippi, with a background rooted in farm life and football. He has extensive experience trying cases across Mississippi, Texas, Oklahoma, and Florida, taking on everything from personal injury to constitutional discrimination and excessive force claims.


Daniel has argued before the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals and the Mississippi Supreme Court. He thrives on the demanding nature of his practice, likening it to the persistent “grind” of farm work and football. A Mississippi College School of Law graduate, Daniel is dedicated to seeking justice for clients and protecting the community. When you need a relentless advocate, contact Daniel Waide today.
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Real Feedback from our Clients
Daniel Waide was great help with an employment issue I had. He was smart, witty, good under pressure, and in a league of his own in the courtroom.
I would recommend WaideLaw to anyone who needs an attorney. Very respectful, kind and understanding. This is a straight to the point firm that will fight for you to the end...
Daniel Waide has a lot of characteristics that anybody in any situation who needs a lawyer looks for. He puts a lot of time and energy into your case, discussing seeing things with you and letting you know...
Learn to do good; Seek justice, correct oppression;
bring justice to the fatherless, plead the widow’s cause.
Isaiah 1:17




