Mar 26, 2020
March 26, 2020 - /PressAdvantage/ - Smyrna, DE - The legal team at Schuster Jachetti LLP, has successfully operated for decades and has decided to expand its services to a new location in Smyrna, Delaware.
“Every year, thousands of residents obtain injuries caused by some form of negligence. Our mission is to fight aggressively to provide compensation to our clients who have been hurt due to an accident. Our team of Smyrna personal injury lawyers are looking forward to increasing our demographics to other surrounding areas and better serve the community from this new location,” comments Ken Schuster, a leading partner at the law firm.
With experience handling several types of cases, Schuster Jachetti LLP’s personal injury lawyers in Smyrna can help with accidents involving slip and falls, car crashes, work injuries, medical malpractices, and refinery injuries.
Schuster shares, “Our legal team tailors every case based on the requests of their clients and keeps clear communication throughout the entire process. Building trust is key when dealing with such cases, and client satisfaction is the expected outcome. Schuster Jachetti LLP will offer free consultations for clients looking for legal advice on their potential case, as we understand the financial stress medical expenses and other costs can impede.”
The new law office in Smyrna will also provide services to surrounding Delaware areas in Houston, Magnolia, Camden, Townsend, Little Creep, Kenton, Clayton, Odessa, Frederica, Cheswold, Farmington, Dover, Hartly, Leipsic, and Kent County.
The law office is located at: Schuster Jachetti LLP 754 S Dupont Blvd, Smyrna, DE 19977, USA (302) 775-0728
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