Joe Spangler

Administrative Coordinator

Joe Spangler serves as administrative coordinator within the Wheeling office. In that role, Joe handles all administrative work for client accounts and processing service requests for the Wheeling Advisory Team. He also serves as the coordinator of our Risk Management Specialized Practice Group.

Licensing and Education

Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice Wheeling Jesuit University

Accomplishments and Honors

Prior to joining McKinley Carter, Joe was a paralegal where he utilized his customer service, research and planning skills.

Community Involvement

A Wheeling native, Joe serves on the board of the Wheeling Area Soccer Association (WASA) and serves as assistant coach to the boys’ soccer team at Wheeling Central Catholic High School. In addition to his passion for all things soccer, Joe is an avid Steelers and NFL fan. He and his wife Cecily are proud parents to a little girl named Sydney.

Joe’s Articles

Risk Management

3 Common Fraud Schemes Against Seniors

Protecting ourselves and seniors from fraud schemes requires awareness, education, and vigilance. By understanding the common schemes used against seniors, we can empower them to recognize scams and avoid becoming victims. Learn about the three most common fraud schemes against seniors and how to avoid them.

Risk Management

Do You Know the 80/20 Rule in Homeowners Insurance?

Have you heard of the 80/20 Rule? The 80% Rule is an insurance industry standard that stipulates policyholders must carry enough homeowners insurance to cover at least 80% of their home’s replacement cost. If a policyholder’s coverage falls below 80% of the home's replacement cost, the policyholder becomes a co-insurer in their loss, which can be a significant financial burden. Learn more

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