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About Paul Frampton Jr.
Paul L. Frampton, Jr. is an experienced litigator representing employees who are wrongfully terminated or harassed at work. Since 2003, he has represented his clients in a litany of employment claims, such as employment discrimination claims, wrongful termination claims, sexual harassment claims, whistleblower claims, retaliation claims, workers' compensation discrimination claims, FMLA claims, violation of public policy claims, both federal and state wage payment and overtime issues, free speech and constitutional claims. In addition to his work on behalf of mistreated employees, Paul also has experience litigating, among other things, claims of personal injury, automobile accidents, medical malpractice and insurance issues. Paul has represented his clients in state circuit courts, magistrate courts, federal district courts, federal bankruptcy courts, federal appeals court, arbitration proceedings, unemployment proceedings, grievance proceedings, focus groups and mediations. Additionally, Paul has represented numerous clients before the West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals.
When a case goes to trial, Paul has the experience and knowledge necessary to give his clients a best result possible. He has represented numerous clients at trial and has been recognized for the success he has achieved for his clients by membership in The Million Dollar Advocates Forum and The Multi-Million Dollar Advocates Forum. Paul is a native of Huntington, West Virginia and resides in Cross Lanes, West Virginia with his wife and four children. He is active in his community and his church.
Proven verdicts and settlements at Atkinson & Frampton, PLLC
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A 14-year-old high school freshman was riding home from a soccer match with her father on Interstate 79 when their vehicle struck the rear of a flatbed semi hauling lumber uphill at 21 mph in the dark. The plaintiffs' case was that the truck should never have been on that road: overloaded by more than 11,000 pounds, inadequately lit, and driven by a man not properly licensed for it.
Edmond Exline, 45, a paranoid schizophrenic apparently in the middle of a mental-health episode, was walking beside Interstate 81 near Martinsburg when three State Police troopers detained him. Tasers were deployed multiple times. He became unresponsive and was pronounced dead. The State Police settled for $1 million.
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