Whitley Law Firm
Legal Services
Why pick this one
Whitley Law Firm offers free case evaluations in Raleigh for car, truck, motorcycle, workers’ compensation, and product-liability matters.
Best for
- Raleigh car accident claims
- Truck and motorcycle accident claims
- Workers’ compensation claims
- Wrongful death claims
- Construction accident claims
- Claims involving named drugs or medical devices such as Ozempic, Tepezza, Paragard IUD, and Exactech hip implants
Specialties
- car accident claims
- wrongful death claims
- truck accident claims
- workers’ compensation claims
- construction accident claims
- motorcycle accident claims
- pedestrian accident claims
- dog bite claims
- premises liability claims
- product liability claims
- dangerous drug claims
- defective medical device claims
- breast implant claims
- hair relaxer claims
- Paragard IUD claims
- Paraquat claims
- Roundup claims
- talcum powder claims
- Belviq claims
- Depo-Provera claims
- Elmiron claims
- Mounjaro and Ozempic claims
- Tepezza claims
- Valsartan claims
- Exactech hip implant claims
What makes them different
- Offers a free case evaluation
- Lists seven attorneys on its Our Attorneys page
- Maintains a dedicated case results page
- Provides practice-area pages for motor vehicle accidents, workers’ compensation, wrongful death, and construction accidents
- Provides dedicated litigation pages for named drugs and medical devices, including Ozempic, Mounjaro, Tepezza, Valsartan, Paragard IUD, and Exactech hip implants
- Serves
- Raleigh
Distilled from this business's own website.
Contact & Location
- Address
- 701 McCarthy Blvd, New Bern, NC 28562
- Phone
- (252) 460-2741
- Website
- https://whitleylawfirm.com
Services
- personal injury representation
- motor vehicle accident representation
- workers’ compensation representation
- wrongful death representation
- construction accident representation
- premises liability representation
- dog bite representation
- product liability representation
- dangerous drug litigation
- defective medical device litigation