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West Sixth Law Attorneys

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Personal Injury Lawyers Serving Bartholomew County, IN (Statewide, IN)

If you've been injured in an accident, we can help. We are experienced, successful local trial lawyers, dedicated to helping you

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  • 20  Years
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  • 20  Years
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Greene & Schultz Trial Lawyers

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Personal Injury Lawyers Serving Bartholomew County, IN (Columbus)

A Winning Team for Victims of Injury and Loss. Excellent representation for injured people in Indiana and their families.

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  • 28  Years
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  • 28  Years
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"I have know the attorneys in this firm for many years. During that time I have had cases against them and with them. They are highly skilled trial lawyers who have great compassion for their clients and are fierce advocates for their clients. "

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Bartholomew County, IN Lawyers in Related Practice Areas:

Medical Malpractice Car Accidents Personal Injury Defense Premises Liability Wrongful Death

Personal Injury Lawyers in Cities Near Bartholomew County, IN

Columbus Seymour North Vernon Franklin Shelbyville

Nearby Counties:

Brown County Jennings County Shelby County Decatur County Johnson County

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