R. Edward Pfiester, A Law Corporation
California Law Firm
R. Edward Pfiester, A Law Corporation
Bringing lawsuits against corporations, railroads and insurance companies, in and around the Southwestern United States, Ed Pfiester, a founding member of the Academy of Rail Labor Attorneys, holds an esteemed position in the ranks of trial attorneys and is respected by both his peers and his adversaries.
Practice Areas:
-Personal Injury
-Wrongful Death
-Railroad Employee Law
-Railroad Passenger Law
Principal Attorney:
-Ed Pfiester
R. Edward Pfiester, A Law Corporation
2000 Riverside Drive
Los Angeles, CA 90039
Phone: (323) 663-7000
Toll-Free: (888) 977-3352
Fax: (323) 662-2266
http://www.pfiesterlaw.com
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