Beau Correll
Attorney & Counsellor At Law | Big Bubba Injury Law
Beau Correll is a car accidents, trucking accidents and motorcycle accidents trial lawyer and attorney & counsellor at law at Big Bubba Injury Law in Martinsburg, West Virginia. J.D., Widener University Commonwealth Law School.
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Martinsburg, West Virginia 25401
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Beau Correll is an attorney who represents injured people in West Virginia through Big Bubba Injury Law, with an office in Martinsburg, and in Virginia through Correll Law Firm, PC, which he established in 2009.
His practice includes car, motorcycle, bicycle, pedestrian and trucking accidents, medical malpractice, wrongful death and brain injury cases. He began his career as an assistant Commonwealth’s attorney in Martinsville, Virginia, and earned his law degree from Widener School of Law.
Correll is admitted in Virginia and the District of Columbia and before the U.S. Supreme Court.
Experience and Expertise
Qualifications
Timeline
- Commonwealth of Virginia, 2007
- District of Columbia, 2011
- Supreme Court of the United States, 2011
- U.S. District Court, Western District of Virginia, 2013
- Juris Doctor, Widener School of Law
- Bachelor of Arts, Virginia Tech
Practice Areas
- Super Lawyers
- $1,000,000 Motor Vehicle Crash Settlement: Settlement in a motor vehicle crash case, as listed on the Correll Law Firm site.
- $950,000 Orthopedic Injuries Settlement: Settlement in a case involving orthopedic injuries, as listed on the Correll Law Firm site.
- $475,000 Motor Vehicle Crash Settlement: Settlement in a motor vehicle crash case, as listed on the Correll Law Firm site.
- $450,000 Motor Vehicle Crash Settlement: Settlement in a motor vehicle crash case, as listed on the Correll Law Firm site.
- $450,000 Medical Malpractice Settlement: Settlement in a medical malpractice case, as listed on the Correll Law Firm site.
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