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Pat Mcelhone Case
Pat McElhone, Auto Accident and Personal Injury Lawyer is located in Louisville, Kentucky. Their areas of practice include auto accidents, trucking accidents, nursing home abuse & neglect, personal injury, slip and falls, product liability, negligent supervision, FDA recalls, wrongful death, motorcycle accidents, and injuries to children. Pat McElhone is honored to be among Louisville's Top Lawyers and among the Top 100 Trial Lawyers by the National Trial Lawyers Organization.
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