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Klie Law Offices opens new location in Morgantown

By Jefferson Pan,

1 days ago

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (WBOY) — A new law office officially opened its doors in Morgantown on Wednesday.

Klie Law Office cut the ribbon on its fourth location across north central West Virginia. Officials with the company said that they decided to open this new office to make it more convenient for their clients in Monongalia County as their other locations are in Clarksburg, Buckhannon and Parkersburg.

For more information on Klie Law, you can visit its website at klielaw.com or call 304 472-5007.

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