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24/7 Abogados de Accidentes Berkeley is a personal injury law firm dedicated to protecting the rights of accident victims throughout Berkeley and the surrounding communities. We represent clients in a broad range of injury cases, including motor vehicle collisions, pedestrian and bicycle accidents, motorcycle crashes, trucking accidents, premises liability, and wrongful death claims. Our firm is committed to delivering strategic legal advocacy, responsive client service, and personalized attention throughout every stage of the claims process. We work tirelessly to pursue the maximum compensation our clients deserve while providing trusted guidance during some of life's most challenging moments.
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1797 Shattuck Ave. d, 94709, Berkeley, United States
- (510) 345-0973
- lusidaniel846@gmail.com
- abogadosaccidentesberkeley.top
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