Personal Injury and Wrongful Death

Morgantown, West Virginia, Personal Injury Attorney

If you have been injured in a car accident or any other kind of accident that resulted from someone else's negligence, you may be entitled to receive significantly more money damages. Our firm will provide a no-cost consultation at our Morgantown, West Virginia, office, in your home or at your location to help you determine whether you have a legitimate cause of action for your personal injury or wrongful death claim. Since 1985, Gianola Barnum Wigal & London L.C., has been helping businesses, individuals, and families throughout West Virginia and southwestern Pennsylvania fight to protect their rights and interests after a serious injury. Our lawyers are skilled negotiators and experienced trial attorneys who know how to investigate and present a clear and aggressive case to help you get the money you need.

Personal injury and wrongful death claims

• Car, truck, motorcycle, and boat accidents
• Wrongful death claims
• Premises liability, slip-and-fall accidents
• Products liability, dangerous products

Wrongful death

If your family has lost a loved one in an automobile accident, a workplace or construction accident, or other type of accident, we may be able to help you recover compensation for a lifetime of lost earnings and family support. Even if you have already accepted a settlement from an insurance company, there may be additional recoveries available for your injuries. We understand how important it is to be compassionate to your family's needs, and we are responsive and attentive to the details of your case. Your attorney will work closely with you until your case is fully resolved.

Brain injuries ▪ Burns ▪ Fractures ▪ Spinal cord injuries ▪ Loss of limb

Contact our office in Morgantown, West Virginia, to discuss your accident and personal injury case. We will provide a free consultation, and you will be under no pressure to retain us to represent you. If you decide to hire us, we will pay for the cost of investigating and handling your claim if you are unable to do so. You will normally not pay attorney's fees unless you accept a settlement or are awarded damages by a jury. We will fully discuss our fee arrangement and options when we meet to discuss your claim.