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Houston Eminent Domain Law Firm
About McFarland PLLC
Practice Areas
- Eminent Domain
People
Attorneys
- Billy Coe Dyer (Condemnation Attorney)
- Marie D. Harlan (Condemnation Attorney)
- Clarissa Levingston
- Laura S. Manion (Condemnation Attorney)
- Charles B. McFarland (Condemnation Attorney)
- Mark L. Merrell (Condemnation Attorney)
- Dan Tobin (Condemnation Attorney)
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811 Louisiana StreetSuite 2520 Houston, TX 77002
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McFarland PLLC 201 W. 5th St. Suite 1100 Austin, TX 78701 844-877-9190
McFarland PLLC Preston Center 8111 Preston Rd., Suite 750 Dallas, TX 75225 844-877-9190
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