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Ballard Law, LLC

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Personal Injury Lawyers Serving Giles County, VA (Pearisburg, VA)

Assisting Giles County clients with their Personal Injury -- Plaintiff needs. If you need a lawyer you can trust, call us.

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  • 22  Years 
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Spicer, Olin & Associates, P.C.

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Personal Injury Lawyers Serving Giles County, VA (Blacksburg, VA)

If you have been injured in an accident, you need a lawyer who will get you the compensation you deserve. Free Consultations!

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"Mr. Olin was excellent in all aspects. He and his paralegal were both very competent, professional, and courteous. I felt reassured knowing my case was in his care, and I was right to! He secured an excellent outcome for me. I am very pleased with my choice and would recommend hiring him without hesitation. "

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Giles County, VA Lawyers in Related Practice Areas:

Medical Malpractice Car Accidents Personal Injury Defense Premises Liability Wrongful Death

Personal Injury Lawyers in Cities Near Giles County, VA

Radford Dublin Blacksburg Pulaski Christiansburg

Nearby Counties:

Montgomery County Pulaski County Craig County Bland County Roanoke County

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