Serving North-Central West Virginia

From our office in Weston, King & Perone represents injured people, families and people facing criminal charges across North-Central West Virginia, from Monongalia and Preston Counties in the north to Clay, Webster and Nicholas Counties in the south, and west to Wetzel, Tyler and Ritchie.

Free consultation · No fee unless we recover money for you*

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Counties We Serve

  • Barbour County

  • Braxton County

  • Calhoun County

  • Clay County

  • Doddridge County

  • Gilmer County

  • Harrison County

  • Lewis County

  • Marion County

  • Monongalia County

  • Nicholas County

  • Preston County

  • Randolph County

  • Ritchie County

  • Taylor County

  • Tucker County

  • Tyler County

  • Upshur County

  • Webster County

  • Wetzel County

Cities and Towns

Weston · Clarksburg · Bridgeport · Buckhannon · Jane Lew · Fairmont · Morgantown · Kingwood · Sutton · Glenville · Elkins · Summersville

We also serve Grafton, Philippi, Parsons, Webster Springs, Clay, Harrisville, Middlebourne, New Martinsville, West Union, Grantsville and the communities in between.

How We Help, Wherever You Are

Many of our clients never need to make the drive. We can talk by phone, handle paperwork electronically and meet you where it makes sense. When your case goes to court, we appear in the circuit and magistrate courts of the county where it is filed.

Hurt? Don't talk to the insurance company first. Talk to us.

Free consultation. No fee unless we recover money for you.*  Call (304) 269-9455  ·  Start My Free Case Review →

Practice Areas

Personal Injury · Car Accidents · Truck Accidents · Wrongful Death · Fire & Property Damage · Criminal Defense · DUI · Wills & Estates

Wherever You Are in North-Central WV, Call Us.

(304) 269-9455 · 702 N. Main Ave., Weston, WV 26452 · Office hours 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

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*No attorney fee unless we recover money for you. You may be responsible for costs and expenses of the case, as explained in your written fee agreement.