New York City Personal Injury Law Firm Opens New Office
Feb 2, 2021
February 02, 2021 - /PressAdvantage/ - New York City, NY - Manhattan Personal Injury Lawyers from Banville Law are proud to announce the opening of its NYC law office to better serve the community of Manhattan and surrounding areas. See more on their website: https://banvillelaw.com/personal-injury/new-york-city/
With the new addition of their Manhattan personal injury law office, Banville Law is looking forward to expanding its services to accident victims in the NYC community. The new Banville Law NYC law office is located at: 165 West End Ave #1h, New York, NY 10023, USA.
Managing attorney Laurence Banville has stated, "Our law offices have been fighting for the rights of accident victims in the State of New York for years. It was only suited to continue providing New Yorkers access to our experienced personal injury attorneys by opening another location to support neighborhoods in NYC."
At Banville Law's New York City law office, they will effectively be able to offer accident victims legal guidance for a variety of personal injury cases. These include car accidents, slip and falls, work injuries, workers' compensation claims, construction accidents, medical malpractice cases, bicycle accidents, pedestrian accidents, birth injuries, and sexual assault survivors.
"If you'd like to schedule your free case evaluation, call our NYC law firm at, (917) 633-4808," shared Mr. Banville.
He continues, "If you're not located near our NYC law office, we do assist injured victims in the surrounding areas of Upper West Side, Little Brazil, Lincoln Square, Manhattan, Yorkville, Garment District, Carnegie Hill, Hell's Kitchen, Upper Manhattan, Harlem, Lenox Hill, and the Diamond District."
To see reviews about this office, visit: https://www.yelp.com/biz/banville-law-new-york
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For more information about Banville Law - NYC, contact the company here:
Banville Law - NYC
Laurence P. Banville, Esq.
(917) 633-4808
[email protected]
165 West End Ave #1h
New York, NY 10023, USA
ReleaseID: 60041299
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