Queens Personal Injury Lawyers Open New Location
Feb 17, 2021
February 17, 2021 - /PressAdvantage/ - Corona, NY - Banville Law has announced the location of its newly opened law office in Corona, a neighborhood in the borough of Queens, New York. Find more information by visiting: https://banvillelaw.com/personal-injury/corona/
With the establishment of their new location, the experienced personal injury lawyers in Corona will be able to extend their services to residents in Queens and the surrounding neighborhoods. The location can be found at: 104-68 Roosevelt Ave., Queens, NY 11368.
The managing attorney at Banville Law, Laurence Banville shares, "We have been lucky enough to open an additional law office in New York to help serve the community in Queens. Our team of personal injury attorneys are dedicated to fighting for justice and compensation for our accident victims, and we believe with this new law office, we will now have the ability to further our services to residents in need of legal representation."
From their Banville Law Corona location, the experienced personal injury law firm can now continue to handle cases such as slip and falls, car accidents, motorcycle accidents, workplace injuries, disability lawsuits, nursing home abuse and neglect cases, medical malpractice claims to those who reside in the neighborhoods of Queens.
Mr. Banville continues, "We hope our clients will continue to spread the word on our new location to family and friends in need of legal representation in nearby areas such as Flushings, Murray Hill, Pomonok, Willets Point, Linden Hill, Rego Park, Forest Hills, Sunnyside, Woodside, Kew Gardens Hills, and Middle Village among others. For any questions, please contact our Corona law office by calling (347) 991-9542."
Stay up-to-date on the latest news from their Corona law office here: https://twitter.com/BanvilleLaw
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For more information about Banville Law - Corona, contact the company here:
Banville Law - Corona
Laurence P. Banville, Esq.
(347) 991-9542
[email protected]
104-68 Roosevelt Ave.
Queens, NY 11368
ReleaseID: 60041588
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