An Attorney Who Helps West Virginians in Times of Need
Harry G. “Chip” Shaffer III is a West Virginia attorney who helps people with accident and injury cases, insurance claims, coal mining accidents, real estate matters, coal, gas, and timber industry issues, closely held business matters, and wills and estates.
Chip has 43 years of legal experience. Caring for West Virginians who are struggling has been his motivation all along.
He has seen how the downturn in coal mining has hurt hard-working people in Boone County. Born and raised in Madison himself, Chip is driven in his law practice to help people—some of whom he has known all his life—secure better financial futures.
You can see his dedication to the community in his nonprofit work, as well. He founded the Boone County Community Foundation, which raises money for charitable organizations, schools, and local governments to help less-advantaged people meet their basic human needs.
The foundation is based at Shaffer & Shaffer’s office in Madison. It has built a $3 million endowment and issued $1 million in grants so far.
Chip also represents the law firm’s long dedication to West Virginians. He is the third generation of his family to work in the firm.
His grandfather, Harry G. Shaffer, Sr., founded Shaffer & Shaffer in 1909. His father, Harry G. Shaffer, Jr., joined the firm in 1950. He looked up to them and was determined to follow in their footsteps.
After more than 100 years in West Virginia, Shaffer & Shaffer now has offices in Charleston and Madison, helping people with personal injury, employment discrimination, Social Security Disability claims, or corporate legal needs.
You can move forward from legal challenges if it’s not just you in the fight, but Shaffer & You.
Since 1909, Clients, Community, Commitment.
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