Elizabeth, NJ Personal Injury Attorneys Inaugurate New Law Office
Apr 8, 2021
April 08, 2021 - /PressAdvantage/ - Elizabeth, New Jersey - The NJ Injury Guys personal injury law firm has publicly declared the opening of their new law firm in Elizabeth, New Jersey. The new law office is looking forward to serving Elizabeth and the surrounding areas of Union County. For more information on their local law office, visit: https://nj-injuryguys.com/elizabeth-union-county/
The NJ Injury Guys law firm is located at: 1114 Elizabeth Ave, 2nd Fl, Elizabeth, NJ 07201.
The managing attorney Gabriel A. DiLeonardo, Sr., Esq. explains, “Our legal team recognizes that not everyone has access to great legal counsel, and we expect that by opening this new location in Elizabeth, we will be able to better offer that support to those who need it.”
The NJ Injury Guys personal injury law firm handles all types of injury claims such as auto accidents, slip and falls, truck accidents, work accidents, medical malpractice claims, dog bites, social security disability benefits claims, workers’ compensation claims, victims of sexual abuse and many more.
The Elizabeth personal injury law office serves clients in the following areas around Elizabeth, including Elmora, Union Square, Elizabethport, Bayway, Roselle Park, Aldene, Hillside, Linden, Winfield, Cranford, Kenilworth, and Tremley.
The Elizabeth personal injury lawyers are looking forward to offering the community special events and webinars in the future.
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For more information about NJ Injury Guys - Elizabeth, contact the company here:
NJ Injury Guys - Elizabeth
Gabriel A. DiLeonardo, Sr., Esq.
(908) 442-8395
[email protected]
1114 Elizabeth Ave 2nd Fl
Elizabeth, New Jersey 07201
ReleaseID: 60042672
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