Meet Hayes Dever

Partner

Hayes Dever is a Partner with Dame Law, P.C. and a Georgia-licensed civil litigator who has been practicing law for nearly a decade. He handles a wide variety of business litigation matters, including breach of contract disputes, labor and employment issues, civil fraud, and real estate disputes. A graduate of the University of Georgia School of Law, Dever is known as a thorough and thoughtful advocate who helps clients navigate complex disputes with practical judgment and a litigation-focused approach.

Hayes Dever is a Partner with Dame Law, P.C. and a Georgia-licensed civil litigator who has been practicing law for nearly a decade. He handles a wide variety of business litigation matters, including breach of contract disputes, labor and employment issues, civil fraud, and real estate disputes. A graduate of the University of Georgia School of Law, Dever is known as a thorough and thoughtful advocate who helps clients navigate complex disputes with practical judgment and a litigation-focused approach.

Dever’s practice aligns with Dame Law’s boutique litigation focus on business, probate, and real estate disputes. He has successfully tried cases involving business and contract disputes and works with clients facing issues such as partnership disputes, breach of contract, fraud and misrepresentation, theft of trade secrets, breach of fiduciary duty, restrictive covenant violations, and related commercial litigation matters. As a lifelong Georgian, Dever brings local knowledge and courtroom experience to clients throughout the greater Atlanta area.

Experience & Practice Focus

  • Partner, Dame Law, P.C.
  • Licensed in Georgia and practicing law for nearly a decade
  • Handles business litigation matters including breach of contract, labor and employment issues, civil fraud, and real estate disputes
  • Experience trying cases involving business and contract disputes
  • Practice focus includes commercial disputes, real estate litigation, restrictive covenant issues, fiduciary duty claims, and related business tort matters

Education

  • University of Georgia School of Law, J.D.
  • University of Georgia, Undergraduate studies