Burns, White & Hickton, LLC

Burns White & Hickton, LLC is a law firm that offers a range of legal services. Founded in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, in 1987, the firm has expanded over the years, establishing additional offices in various locations. While "Hickton" is no longer part of the firm's name, the current entity is known simply as Burns White LLC.

The firm originally gained recognition for its work in defending railroads and has since diversified its practice areas. Burns White now provides legal services across multiple sectors, including:

Litigation and Dispute Resolution: They handle complex litigation, including commercial disputes, personal injury, and employment law cases.
Healthcare Law: Offering legal advice and representation in matters such as medical malpractice defense and regulatory compliance.
Employment Law: Providing counsel on employment disputes, labor relations, and human resources policies.
Corporate and Business Law: Assisting businesses with mergers and acquisitions, corporate governance, and general counsel services.
Bankruptcy and Creditors' Rights: Advising on bankruptcy proceedings, debt restructuring, and related creditor issues.
Environmental Law: Handling cases involving environmental regulations, compliance issues, and litigation.

The firm is known for its client-focused approach, aiming to deliver efficient and effective legal solutions. They combine the resources of a large firm with the personalized attention typically found in smaller practices.

With a reputation built on high standards of professionalism and expertise, Burns White LLC continues to serve a diverse clientele, including corporations, small businesses, and individuals. For more specific and up-to-date information, it is advisable to visit the firm's official website or consult directly with their offices.

412-394-2500
www.bwhllc.com
412-281-1352

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Pittsburgh USA

120 Fifth Avenue, Suite 2400
Pittsburgh PA 15222
USA

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