“Our Firm aggressively protects the rights of our clients, with integrity and real concern. As long-established practitioners, we have the luxury of only accepting cases where we have full confidence in the client and are committed to their cause.”
– West Virginia personal injury lawyer William T. Fahey
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Personal Injury Case Results
West Virginia personal injury lawyer, William T. Fahey has decades of experience in all personal injury accident cases, and below you will see what kind of results the firm has achieved for a few of it’s clients:
$990,000.00
A mobile home fire killed two minor children in Hancock County. William Fahey filed a claim against the mobile home park and the manufacturer of the mobile home. Refusing to settle, Mr. Fahey took the case all the way to trial. The jury awarded a verdict in excess of $740,000 in 1978. The defendants appealed, and the verdict was sustained on appeal. Mr. Fahey collected $990,000.00 after the pre and post-judgment interest was added.$500,000.00
A youth amateur boxer died following a total mismatch with a Junior Olympian in Bluefield, West Virginia in 1989. William Fahey filed a claim against the boxing club, the boxing federation and the ringside physician who failed to stop the fight and failed to diagnose the concussion. Once again, Mr. Fahey took the matter all the way to trial, and the jury awarded a verdict in excess of $500,000.00.
West Virginia personal injury lawyer, William T. Fahey has decades of experience handling personal injury issues of several types. Attorney Fahey handles injuries of the type described above or any of the following:
- Auto Accidents – Collisions, negligent driving and the like
- Slip and Falls – Injuries that occur because of a faulty floor or footing
- Premises Liability – Injuries that occur in someone else’s residence or place of business
- Pedestrian Accidents – Injuries caused by automobiles, trucks or dangerous conditions
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