Prior to moving to Blairsville, Daniel Duello was a partner in one of the largest law firms in the State of Florida, with over 400 attorneys. Through his work, Daniel was awarded the AV Peer Review Rating from Martindale-Hubbell, its highest ranking for ethics and legal ability. During his legal career, he has handled criminal matters from speeding tickets to death penalty cases, and civil matters with values from hundreds of dollars to $100 million. Daniel earned his Bachelor of Arts from Emory University where he had the honor of interning with a U.S. Representative. Daniel received his Juris Doctor from the Georgia State University School of Law in 2007. Daniel Duello and his wife Katherine moved to Blairsville to raise their children in a supportive, moral, and beautiful environment. Daniel is a board member for the Rotary Club of Union County, and a Paul Harris Fellow with Rotary. He is also a member at St. Clare’s Episcopal Church in Blairsville. In his free time he enjoys teaching religious education, jogging, riding bikes with his children, and reading.

Our firm is proud to work closely with Attorney Richard Sarrell of Blairsville, Georgia, in an “of counsel” relationship. This means that while Richard maintains his own independent law practice, he and Daniel collaborate on many cases in an official capacity. For our clients, this arrangement brings the best of both worlds: the personal attention of a small firm, strengthened by the combined experience, insight, and resources of two seasoned attorneys working together. Richard grew up in Blairsville, Georgia, and graduated from Union County High School. After high school, he attended Mercer University, where he graduated with honors. He then attended Samford University’s Cumberland School of Law in Birmingham, Alabama. While in law school, he participated in numerous mock trial and dispute resolution competitions and was heavily involved in student government. He began practicing law in Blairsville and has remained in Blairsville for his entire career. Outside of work, Richard enjoys cooking, watching college football, and traveling.