Business Description
When you’ve been wrongly accused of a crime or have been a victim of a personal injury and want to receive compensation for your suffering, you need a team of confident, competent attorneys who will do right by you and your family. That team would be the skilled and experienced team at Carroll Turner P.S.C in Monticello, KY. With over 50 years of combined legal experience, there’s not a case they can’t handle, and they will use every ounce of knowledge gained over their careers to fight for you.
Over the years, they’ve become well known as personal injury lawyers, helping clients achieve compensation from potential losses due to the actions, or inactions, of others. Some of the most substantial financial settlements in the area have come from this team, including a $20 million verdict. While financial compensation cannot heal wounds or scars, they can be a foundation for helping you rebuild what you’ve lost, and no one can help you achieve that better than these attorneys.
While they’re masters at personal injury law, they still have experience in other areas of law that protect your unalienable rights from civil rights to employment discrimination and harassment. They also have a background fighting for clients facing criminal charges from drug charges to homicide. Attorney Thomas Carroll served as a county prosecutor, giving him the knowledge and necessary perspective on how a prosecution may approach your case, giving you an invaluable advantage, and he and attorney Lance Wilson Turner have both been named as National Trial Lawyers Top 100 Lawyers several years running. You can trust this law office to provide you with an aggressive defense whether you’re plea bargaining or going to trial.
Fighting for justice is a tough job but someone has to do it. When you count on a team of attorneys sporting over 50 years of experience fighting, you can rest assured that you have the best representation possible. Call Carroll Turner P.S.C today at 606-930-4434 or visit them online for more information.
