Attorney Eric F. Becker has been practicing law in California for over 25 years. He is licensed to practice law in two states and has over 15 years in managerial experience. This includes running his own law offices, providing guidance and wisdom to associate attorneys, and leading a staff with multitudes of people working relentlessly to fulfill your legal demands. Mr. Becker has received a plethora of awards in the legal field, but his true passion never changes: to provide his clients with successful results.

Danielle Becker was drawn to elder law after her grandmother needed the services of an elder law attorney for estate and Medicaid planning. Danielle was so impressed by how helpful and knowledgeable the elder law attorneys were, she decided she wanted to help others in the same way by attending law school at Hofstra University. There she focused her studies on elder law and estate planning. Prior to joining Ettinger Law Firm, Danielle began her elder law career representing clients in guardianship matters, probate and estate administrations, and estate litigation. Ms. Becker also drafted estate planning documents including wills, trusts and advanced directives. Her experience handling these matters led her to the conclusion that individuals and families should be proactive by planning for their futures to diminish the need for the lengthy, costly and emotionally trying court proceedings. This drew Danielle to Ettinger Law Firm, a law firm whose values mirror her own. Ms. Becker is a Nassau County native and currently resides in Nassau County.

Taurus Becton focuses on workers’ compensation law. After graduating from UNC-Chapel Hill School of Law, he worked for one of the largest insurance defense firms in North Carolina, primarily representing employers in workers’ compensation cases. This experience has given him a keen appreciation for workers’ compensation law from both sides of the table. Taurus has handled hundreds of workers’ compensation claims, has tried many cases before the North Carolina Industrial Commission, and has taken several cases to the North Carolina Court of Appeals. Even as a defense attorney, Taurus remained aware of and sensitive to the concerns and unique position of a plaintiff. He ultimately determined that representing injured workers who are in need of legal representation would be the most rewarding way to practice law.

E. Gary Beddingfield, Jr. has been practicing law in the Augusta and surrounding areas since 1996. After graduating from law school, he had the privilege of working with his father, local attorney Elwyn G. Beddingfield, Sr. Early in his legal career, he was taught to ALWAYS be prepared and NEVER get outworked. Practicing in the area of Personal Injury and Workers’ Compensation his entire career, Gary has secured millions of dollars for his clients through settlements and verdicts. Gary attended Georgia Southern University, where he received a Bachelor of Business Administration Degree in 1994. Gary then attended John Marshall Law School in Atlanta, Georgia, graduating in December 1996 with a Juris Doctorate. Until receiving his Bar exam results, and beginning his practice in July 1997, Gary worked as a caddie at the Augusta National Golf Club. In addition to a busy practice in the area of Personal Injury and Workers’ Compensation, Gary also serves as an Associate Municipal Court Judge in Waynesboro, Wrens and Stapleton, Georgia. He is active in his community and has participated as a business partner with the Harlem Middle School’s School Council and was honored to be asked to serve as a mentor/coach for Harlem High School’s very first mock trial team.