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Since 1993, the attorneys of Isaacs & Isaacs have fought for injured victims in the states of Kentucky, Indiana, and Ohio. With over $2 BILLION collected for clients, Darryl Isaacs and the Isaacs team continue to call out big insurance companies, businesses, and individuals looking to make money off from victims injured in car crashes, truck accidents, commercial vehicles accidents, and wrongful death cases. We cannot undo the incident, but we can do everything in our power to make people whole in the eyes of the law by demanding justice and fair compensation.
Isaacs and Isaacs Personal Injury Lawyers is looking for a personal injury law and motion attorney to join its growing practice. The law and motion attorney will handle primarily motor vehicle accident cases but may be asked to handle other personal injury cases such as dog bites and premises liability cases, including trial prep.
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