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With a strong focus on Internet, technology, and cutting-edge law, Mudd Law Offices serves domestic and international individuals, commercial entities, and non profit organizations in a wide-range of substantive areas. The Firm represents its clients in disputes and litigation (both civil and commercial), intellectual property, and transactional or contract work. Within its Internet and technology...
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Howry, Breen & Herman, LLP was formed in 1995 with the simple mission of obtaining successful results for clients through aggressive legal action. We pursue litigation efforts for businesses and individuals, defendants and plaintiffs. Our firm focuses on efficient, effective trial preparation and implementation, ultimately achieving successful results without extensive overhead. As a trial...
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