The Paul Wilkinson Law Firm Announces the Expansion of Their Denver-based Personal Injury Law Practice
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18 Mar 2023, 04:43 GMT+10
The Paul Wilkinson Law Firm is excited to announce the expansion of its personal injury law practice in Denver as they welcome attorneys Juliet Cornett and Steve England to their team. With the addition of Cornett and England, the firm will have additional resources to help victims of personal injury accidents in Colorado.
Juliet Cornett has been practicing law since 2012. She graduated from the University of Denver Sturm College of Law and has a background in civil litigation. Her experience and dedication to advocating for personal injury victims make her a valuable asset to the Paul Wilkinson Law Firm.
Steve England also graduated from the University of Denver Sturm College of Law and brings decades of experience to the firm. With his impressive track record in personal injury law, he will be able to provide exceptional legal services to the firm's clients.
'We are thrilled to welcome Juliet and Steve to our team,' said Paul Wilkinson, founder of the firm. 'Their legal expertise, dedication, and passion for advocating for victims of personal injury align with our values and mission. We are confident that their addition will enable us to provide even more comprehensive legal services to our clients.'
The Paul Wilkinson Law Firm is Colorado's leading personal injury firm specializing in motorcycle, truck, and car accidents. They offer a range of services to help their clients receive fair and full financial compensation for their injuries.
For more information about the Paul Wilkinson Law Firm and their personal injury legal services, please visit https://www.callpaul.com/.
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