Our Firm
Three Decades Of Dedication To Ohio Residents
Since 1986, Clark, Perdue & List Co, has grown from a Columbus, Ohio-based personal injury firm into a recognized regional and national leader in mass tort, consumer fraud litigation. True to our roots, we remain dedicated to people injured due to negligence: motor vehicle accidents, medical malpractice, nursing home abuse and neglect, and other personal injury claims . We also advocate for clients victimized by pharmaceutical companies and manufacturers of unsafe medical devices.
Client Satisfaction Drives Our Success
We do not advertise on television or radio. We do not send letters to car accident victims. Most of our clients are referred to us by clients and other lawyers in the community. Our continued success depends upon our reputation for the highest standards of service and skill. We constantly strive to earn the trust and confidence of every client.
Commitment To Customer Service And Convenience
We not only offer a high level of customer service and legal representation for our clients, but we also focus on convenience for them during such difficult times. You can come to our office in Columbus for a free consultation to discuss your legal matter. That includes weekends and evenings by appointment.
Please know that for those with serious personal injury claims, we can come to your home or hospital room.
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For more information or to schedule an appointment with an experienced personal injury lawyer, contact us today for a free consultation. We can help with your personal injury claim, but only if you call us. Time is of the essence.
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