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Trust the Equine Legal Professionals at Jenkins Fenstermaker

When you work with an attorney from the Jenkins Fenstermaker Equine Legal Team, you get personalized and knowledgeable guidance from an attorney who knows horses, the equestrian industry, and the law.

Meet the Team

Your Equine Lawyer in WV, PA, and OH

From their central location in the heart of Appalachia's horse country, your equine lawyer and Jenkins Fenstermaker's Equine Legal Team serve equine industry clients in West Virginia, Pennsylvania, and Ohio from the firm's newest office in downtown Clarksburg, West Virginia.

What to Expect from Our Equine Legal Team

While the firm’s Clarksburg office opened in 2017, the attorneys and professionals working in North Central West Virginia continue to carry on the firm's century-long tradition of excellence. Founded by the legendary John Jenkins, Sr. in Huntington, WV in 1923, Jenkins Fenstermaker is a full service law firm with clients ranging from Fortune 500 companies to solo operations spread across the United States.

Our team brings the experience and quality representation for which Jenkins Fenstermaker has long been known to the field of equine law for the benefit of clients throughout West Virginia, Pennsylvania, and Ohio.

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Practice Areas

Equine Litigation/Disputes

The Equine Legal Team at Jenkins Fenstermaker, PLLC, working from its Clarksburg, West Virginia office, provides comprehensive equine law services.

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The information you obtain at this site is not, nor is it intended to be, legal advice. You should consult an attorney for advice regarding your individual situation.

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Equestrian Resources for WV, PA, and OH

Jenkins Fenstermaker’s Clarksburg, WV equine attorneys provide responsive, customized legal solutions for horse owners and related businesses and organizations throughout West Virginia, Pennsylvania, and Ohio.

The Mane Point

23 Feb

Image of a black and white horse in the snow, representing the need to balance spring horse fever with a horse buying checklist as recommended here by a WV equine lawyer.

Spring Horse Fever? Keep a Cool Head with a Horse Buying Checklist

As I sit at my computer on this frozen February day, with our fields iced over and the horses sporting winter blankets, it is hard to believe that the sun and warm temperatures will ever return to our little corner of West Virginia (WV). But they eventually will, and I must admit that, despite the ice storm gripping the nation, I already have spring horse fever. Due to this affliction, I finally ordered the trail saddle I have been talking about for two years, and I am trying to schedule dates for trail rides and horse shows.

08 Dec

What Is Equine Law?

When I tell people that I am an equine attorney, they seem incredulous that "equine law" is a field of practice. The first question I get is, "Really? What is it that you DO?" The answer is, I help horse owners and equine entrepreneurs protect the operations they have built as labors of love.

Image of a horse lying down in a corral, representing how equine insurance is necessary to protect your investment, as explained by WV equine attorney Allison J. Farrell of Jenkins Fenstermaker, PLLC.

Sometimes People Act The Fool

October 5, 2020

Image of racehorse pieces and play money for a board game, representing how equine attorney Allison J. Farrell helps protect clients buying or selling a horse.

Horse Sales Are Strong: Protect Yourself When Buying or Selling a Horse

August 27, 2020

Image of a horseshoe on a barn door, representing the importance of attention to equine liability issues and the need for knowledgeable equine attorneys in WV and elsewhere.

Equine Liability: Don’t Risk Your Kingdom on a Half-Nailed Shoe

July 17, 2020

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When You Need an Equine Lawyer, Our Equine Legal Team Is Ready to Help

What is equine law, and why are legal matters related to horses and the industry around them best handled by an equine lawyer? Because the equestrian world is unique and specialized, and your equine attorney should have “horse sense.” You wouldn’t hire a plumber to train your horses; likewise, you shouldn’t hire an attorney without equine experience for legal matters related to your horses or horse-related business. Whatever your equine legal needs, reach out to the Clarksburg, WV Equine Legal Team of Jenkins Fenstermaker today by calling (304) 399-9763 or completing our online contact form.