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Top Union Church Collections Lawyers - Mississippi

Nearby Cities: Fayette, Port Gibson, Brookhaven, Wesson, Bogue Chitto

Related Practice Areas: Foreclosure & Alternatives, Credit Repair, Debtor-Creditor, Bankruptcy

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    Attorneys James R. Mozingo and Lydia M. Quarles are the partners behind the Jackson law firm of Mozingo | Quarles, PLLC. Together, they and the firm's three experienced associate attorneys offer individuals, business owners and company leaders from Mississippi, throughout the United States and overseas a wide range of legal services primarily in the areas of business and commercial law, which...

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    Our primary focus is injury law.  We represent injury victims and health care organizations against insurance companies.  We never charge for an initial consultation and there is never a fee unless we collect. ...

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    Herring, Long & Crews, P.C. is a civil practice law firm with headquarters in the historic downtown business district of Canton, Mississippi. The original firm was founded in 1950 by Judge G.B. Herring, deceased, and has operated continuously since that time. Based in Madison County, near the geographic center of the state, our practice extends primarily from the Gulf Coast to the Tennessee...

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    From our law office in Gulfport, Mississippi, the legal professionals at the Atchison Law Firm, provide exceptional representation and support for all of the serious, pressing and emotional issues affecting your family. Serving clients throughout Harrison County and all the Gulf Coast communities, we deliver highly personalized counsel and aggressive advocacy in all areas of family law and divorce...

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