Beachwood — The Friedman Law Firm, an experienced “fast track” Workers’ Compensation Law Firm, opens offices in downtown Ashtabula and Youngstown with plans for further expansion in northeast Ohio.
Zeev Friedman, founder of the Friedman Law Firm in Cleveland, delivers to his clients 30 years of experience providing quality legal counsel in all matters regarding workers’ compensation and personal injury.
“Our knowledgeable law firm has expanded its service area into the Trumbull, Mahoning, Columbiana, Ashtabula, Lake and Geauga counties to further help injured employees through their difficult time,” Friedman said. “We can provide special individualized attention to help settle our clients’ claims on a “fast track” basis. We assist the physicians and their staff on properly processing the claims, therefore, not only helping the injured workers, but also insuring speedy payment to the attending physicians. So it is a win-win situation for all.”
Mark M. Standohar, law director for the city of Girard since 1996 and a graduate of Youngstown State University and Cleveland Marshall Law School, presides over the the Friedman Law Firm’s downtown Youngstown office in the National City Bank Building on Wick Avenue and also the Ashtabula office at 355 W. Prospect Ave. Standohar has focused on workers’ compensation cases since 1996.
“I have been fighting for injured workers’ rights for many years, and I can tell you that the Friedman Law Firm is dedicated to protecting the right of Ohio individuals who have been injured at work,” Standohar said.
Zeev Friedman graduated from Georgetown University and went on to the prestigious position of a Law Review editor while completing his law degree at Cleveland Marshall Law School.
Friedman is a member of several highly regarded professional organizations, including the Ohio Association for Justice and the Ohio State Bar Association.
Injured workers can contact the Friedman Law Firm in Youngstown at (330) 743-8670, the Ashtabula office at (440) 998-5337 and the Cleveland office at 1-800-470-4878. Also, visit the web site at http://www.thefriedmanlawfirm.com.
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