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Top Hartford Employment Law -- Employer Lawyers - West Virginia

Nearby Cities: Ravenswood, Point Pleasant, Ripley, Washington, Parkersburg

Related Practice Areas: ERISA, Employment, Railroad Worker Injury-FELA, Immigration

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    The Huntington law firm of Jenkins Fenstermaker, PLLC, has been representing West Virginia clients for more than 75 years. Many of the firm's attorneys are members of the American Bar Association in addition to being members of the West Virginia State Bar and the West Virginia and Cabell County Bar Associations. The lawyers from Jenkins Fenstermaker focus on personalized representation. Clients of...

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      From their office in Charleston, West Virginia, attorneys Michael Andrew Brison and Brittany Harden provide exceptional representation to clients in the greater Charleston metro area and across the state. They have in-depth knowledge of state, local and municipal laws and focus primarily on personal injury and insurance litigation.   Brison and Harden have also achieved notable success...

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    We are lawyers serving clients all across West Virginia.  Our main areas of practice are: Wrongful Discharge / Termination / Firing , Car and Truck Accidents (Motor Vehicle Collision / Wreck) , Coal Mine Accidents , Wrongful Death , School Law , and Personal Injury. We have extensive experience in employment law and personal injury in West Virginia. We provide representation to victims of...

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    The Huntington law firm of Jenkins Fenstermaker, PLLC, has been representing West Virginia clients for more than 75 years. Many of the firm's attorneys are members of the American Bar Association in addition to being members of the West Virginia State Bar and the West Virginia and Cabell County Bar Associations. The lawyers from Jenkins Fenstermaker focus on personalized representation. Clients of...

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