Thomas Albin - Groton, CT
Lawyers in Groton, CT
P.O. Box 1409 Groton, CT 06340 - 1409
Updated: 03/03/2026
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Hired Law firm 1995-1997Mr Albin listens to you and really cares. You're not just a number, like so many other attorneys who book & crook. (Take your money and do nothing to help you ) Mr Thomas Albin is the right choice for your attorney needs and requirements. If Mr Albin can't help you, he will refer you to an attorney who can help you. I've known Mr Albin for many years (over 25) He's always been a very caring, very professional with me. If you need a straight shooter, someone who wont waste your time, Mr Thomas Albin is the attorney you need to represent your interests. He's the attorney for you.
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