Burt Harriman Law

Serving Eastern Jackson County, MO & Mid Missouri
Call 660-251-4113
1101 Main Street Lexington, MO 64067
Personal Injury Law

Personal Injury Law in Lexington, MO

Getting in an accident is challenging enough without worrying about the legal implications. If you or someone you love has been hurt as a result of someone else's negligence, turn to the law office of Burt Harriman for guidance in the area of personal injury law. We proudly serve the Greater Lexington area, and we may be able to assist you.
From filing your first claim to negotiating for a settlement, we'll be there every step of the way to provide advice and information on how we'll strive to resolve your case. We'll work diligently on your behalf. We handle personal injury matters because we believe in justice. Our clients can expect:
  • In-depth consultations
  • Local, meticulous representation
  • Convenient scheduling options
You may not have to handle a legal problem on your own when you hire the personal injury law firm of Burt Harriman. At our law office in Lexington, MO, we work with clients on everything from work-based injuries to slip-and-fall cases. We may be able to get you the compensation that you deserve so that you and your loved ones can move forward with your lives. Give us a call today to arrange a consultation.
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  • Burt Harriman Law is very easy to work with. Had a hefty speeding ticket taken care of quickly and easily through email for a competitive price.
    - M Mitchell. 10/15/2018
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660-251-4113
Business hours
Mon - Fri: 9:00am - 5:00pm Weekends: By appointment
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Burt Harriman Law
1101 Main Street
Lexington, MO 64067
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Qualifications
Missouri Bar Association
Arising Stars In 2014
Missouri Association Of Trial Attorneys
Languages
English
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