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THE LAW OFFICES OF BART L. MEHLHOP
Sacramento Workers Compensation Lawyer | Sacramento Work Injury Attorney

The Law Offices of Bart L. Mehlhop focuses its practice on helping those that have been seriously injured at work. Mr. Mehlhop's practice has been exclusively devoted to workers' compensation in the Sacramento area since 1987. The Board of Legal Specialization of the State Bar of California has granted Mr. Mehlhop certified specialist status in this area of the law.

Our office serves people in Sacramento, West Sacramento, Stockton, Davis, Vacaville, Fairfield, Lincoln, Modesto, Elk Grove, Colfax, Auburn, Wilton, Jackson, Lodi and surrounding Northern California areas.

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If you were injured at work and you need the assistance of a certified workers' compensation attorney, call Bart L. Mehlhop at (916) 930-9675 for a free workers’ compensation case evaluation.

Our office is conveniently located in midtown Sacramento.

THE LAW OFFICES OF BART L. MEHLHOP
1330 21st Street, Suite 102
Sacramento, CA 95811
Tel:(916) 930-9675
Fax:(916) 930-0786

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