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Top Alpena Health Care Lawyers - Michigan

Nearby Cities: Ossineke, Lachine, Hubbard Lake, Posen, Hillman

Related Practice Areas: Insurance, Birth Injury, Nursing Home Abuse, Drugs & Medical Devices

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    The Traverse City office of the law firm of Smith Haughey Rice & Roegge opened in 1990 with seven attorneys. Today, the office has quadrupled in size to include attorneys who practice a full range of legal services including business law, estate planning, family law, real estate law, and litigation. Situated in the heart of the business and shopping district of downtown Traverse City, Smith...

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    1. Pittsburgh, PA Goldberg Persky White P.C. Attorneys at Law is there for victims of asbestos and has been a pioneer in the industry since the first asbestos lawsuits were filed. The law firm assists people as they take legal action for mesothelioma, lung cancer, asbestosis and related cancers. In addition to their long-standing asbestos practice history, the firm’s attorneys represent clients...

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    For experienced and aggressive representation for a criminal matter, people in Saginaw, Michigan, rely on Luplow Law. The founder of our law office, Joseph Luplow, has been in practice for more than 30 years. He is licensed in all state courts as well as the Eastern and Western Districts of the Federal Court of the State of Michigan. Our firm handles misdemeanors, felonies and expungements. We...

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    Hall & Bolles, P.C., in Mount Pleasant, Michigan, has established a reputation as a knowledgeable, versatile and respected law firm serving the needs of individual and business clients in Central Michigan. Our attorneys — Thomas W. Hall Jr., and Becky J. Bolles — have more than 70 years of combined professional, general practice experience in primary practice areas including family...

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