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Top Emporia, VA Government Agencies & Programs Lawyers

Nearby Cities: Lawrenceville, South Hill, Franklin, Waverly, Disputanta

Related Practice Areas: Social Security -- Disability, State, Local & Municipal Law, Social Security, Election Campaign & Political

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    Employment law is our passion. The last thing you want to worry about is making wrong legal decisions that can lead to more problems. You have to know your rights. Our caring team of professionals is dedicated to helping you with your employment related problems. We have a team of dedicated lawyers available to represent workers who have suffered from wrongful termination, discrimination,...

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    Firm OverviewVirginia Law Firm: Founded in 1974 as Coates & Comess, the law firm now known as Coates & Davenport, P.C. has grown to meet the changing needs of our clientele. Today, our legal services have evolved to meet the personal and family needs of long-time small business clients. We offer such clients comprehensive representation, from forming a business to handling bankruptcy to...

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    Estate Planning and Protection The Law Offices of Robin S. Gnatowsky: trust and estate planning and administration, asset protection, tax matters, select litigation, and business consulting....

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    When you need experienced legal help in South Central Virginia, there's no need to call law firms in Roanoke and other large metropolitan areas. Instead, contact a law firm that has been part of the Rocky Mount community for more than a century.  Rhodes Ferguson & Stone, LTD., is based in Franklin County and serves clients in numerous surrounding counties, including...

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