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CLG Injury Law – January 2024 Newsletter

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As we bid farewell to 2023 and kick off a brand-new chapter, we’re thrilled to roll out the legal red carpet for the January edition of our newsletter.

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Pedestrian Safety on Maritime Roads in Winter

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5 Defensive Driving Techniques to Use This Winter

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Helping Injured Clients

For over 35 years, CLG Injury Lawyers have helped thousands of injured clients. We fight for your rights to receive the maximum compensation you deserve. Providing you the Peace of Mind to focus on your Road to Recovery. Our experienced personal injury lawyers offer a free, no obligation case evaluation. 

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