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Litigation Support Firm Announces Expansion

MGM Trial Services has announced that the firm will be expanding into additional regional markets.

2010-10-19
LUTHERVILLE, MD, October 19, 2010 (Press-News.org) MGM Trial Services has announced that the firm will be expanding into additional regional markets to offer the firm's core trial presentation and litigation support services.

MGM Trial Services is located outside of Baltimore, MD, in the suburb of Lutherville, MD, though the firm now services the entire Mid-Atlantic region.

Additional regional markets that will now fall under the firm's regional service area include: Philadelphia, PA (and surrounding cities within Pennsylvania), and Northern Virginia (NoVA) including Arlington county, Fairfax county, Frederick county, Loudon county and Prince William county.

About MGM Trial Services

MGM Trial Services specializes in litigation support, graphics services, video services, trial presentation and consulting services. Litigation support services help lawyers and law firms represent clients during the trial process by giving them an edge when it comes to courtroom graphics, trial exhibits, legal illustrations and related trial presentation services and materials that help attorneys communicate their message to the jury. Visit http://www.mgmtrialservices.com for more information.

Regional Markets: Washington, D.C., Baltimore, MD, Northern Virginia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania


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[Press-News.org] Litigation Support Firm Announces Expansion
MGM Trial Services has announced that the firm will be expanding into additional regional markets.