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Top Roll, AZ Government Agencies & Programs Lawyers

Nearby Cities: Tacna, Wellton, Yuma, Dateland

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

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    Faith, Ledyard & Faith, PLC, is a law firm that provides general legal services to businesses, individuals, real estate developers, construction companies, governmental entities and other parties throughout the greater Phoenix area and the state of Arizona. It has earned a strong reputation for delivering quality legal services in an efficient and cost-effective manner. The firm's clients...

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    INTRODUCTION The firm that is today DeConcini McDonald Yetwin & Lacy, P.C., was founded in 1968 under the name DeConcini McDonald by Evo DeConcini, Dennis DeConcini and John R. McDonald. Anyone familiar with Arizona and U.S. history will likely recognize those names as belonging to people who helped shape the state of Arizona and the United States Congress: - Evo DeConcini served as a Justice...

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    For experienced representation for a health care or pharmaceutical matter, people turn to Boesen & Snow. Our law office in Scottsdale, Arizona, advocates for pharmacists, health care professionals and pharmacy-related businesses regarding a wide array of issues. We help clients navigate heavily regulated environments and vertically integrated industries. The attorneys at our firm combine legal...

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