responders, ensuring their affairs are
in order in case of a tragedy. Nelson
Mullins has performed this service
for members of the Huntington Police
Department and Huntington Fire
Department and plans to write wills for
first responders in Charleston in 2019.
In addition to Wills for Heroes, the firm
also represents clients free of charge in
cases involving civil rights and natural
disasters and on behalf of the poor.
Nelson Mullins has represented West
Virginia flood victims in FEMA appeals,
worked closely with Legal Aid of West
Virginia on a variety of initiatives,
conducted civil rights work, represented
local government and taught courses
for other attorneys on how to represent
indigent people in a variety of settings.
The firm also creates 501(c)(3) charitable
organizations, allowing charities to form
without any additional legal costs.
Nelson Mullins has a strong commitment
to assisting the communities in which
it operates and views pro bono work
as a requirement for all its attorneys.
Nelson Mullins’ attorneys also serve
as leaders in various local organizations,
including United Way of the River
Cities, Marshall Artists Series and both
the Huntington Regional and West
Virginia chambers of commerce. They
have also served in leadership roles
in multiple local and national legal
organizations.
At the National Level
In addition to serving the residents of
Huntington, the attorneys at Nelson
Mullins serve clients across the country
in complex litigation. As a national
practice, Huntington attorneys work
in more than 30 states and are licensed
to practice law in multiple states and
numerous federal courts, including
appellate courts and the Supreme
Court of the United States.
Nelson Mullins represents clients in
commercial litigation, class actions/
mass torts, health care, product liability,
privacy/technology litigation, consumer
finance and appellate practice. Further,
the firm represents clients in chemical
exposure/toxic tort litigation, insurance
litigation and transportation and labor/
employment litigation. The firm’s clients
include national and international
businesses, pharmaceutical companies,
railroads, hospitals, automotive
manufacturers, chemical companies,
manufacturers and banks. While they
represent clients nationally, these local
attorneys have also been involved in
most of West Virginia’s significant legal
matters of late, including the Supreme
Court impeachment controversy,
Freedom Industries chemical spill
litigation and the efforts of Don
Blankenship to be put on the ballot
for the U.S. Senate.
Through all this work, both nationally
and locally, Nelson Mullins attorneys
will continue to call Huntington home.
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