Iowa Lawyers - Clinton

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Christopher W. Farwell

Firm: Farwell & Bruhn

343 Fifth Avenue South 510 , Clinton , Iowa 52732

Practice Areas: Business Organizations

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Jeffrey L. Farwell

Firm: Farwell & Bruhn

343 Fifth Avenue South 510 , Clinton , Iowa 52732

Practice Areas: Family

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Richard W. Farwell

Firm: Farwell & Bruhn

343 Fifth Avenue South 510 , Clinton , Iowa 52732

Practice Areas: Business Organizations

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T. Randy Current

Firm: Frey, Haufe & Current, P.L.C.

South Second Street , Clinton , Iowa 52733

Practice Areas: Adoption

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William M. Vilmont

Firm: William M. Vilmont

519 S 3rd St , Clinton , Iowa 52732

Practice Areas: Bankruptcy

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A. John Frey Jr.

Firm: Frey, Haufe & Current, P.L.C.

South Second Street , Clinton , Iowa 52733

Practice Areas: Insurance

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Edward J. Kross

Firm: Van Scoy and Kross, P.C.

South Second Street , Clinton , Iowa 52732

Practice Areas: General Practice

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G. Wylie Pillers III

Firm: Pillers, Pillers & Pillers, P.C.

North Second Street , Clinton , Iowa 52732

Practice Areas: Business Organizations

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J. Drew Chambers

Firm: Holleran, Shaw, Murphy & Stoutner

3055 86 Main Avenue 319 , Clinton , Iowa 52732

Practice Areas: Contracts

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James D. Bruhn

Firm: Farwell & Bruhn

343 Fifth Avenue South 510 , Clinton , Iowa 52732

Practice Areas: Business Organizations

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Jeffrey B. Stoutner

Firm: Holleran, Shaw, Murphy & Stoutner

3055 86 Main Avenue 319 , Clinton , Iowa 52732

Practice Areas: Contracts

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Jerry D. Van Scoy

Firm: Van Scoy and Kross, P.C.

South Second Street , Clinton , Iowa 52732

Practice Areas: General Practice

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Kenneth F. Schoenauer

Firm: Schoenauer Law Offices, P.C.

230 Fourth Ave S 311 , Clinton , Iowa 52732

Practice Areas: Estate Planning

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Michael M. Judge

Firm: Petersen Eddy & Judge

326 Fifth Ave S 511 , Clinton , Iowa 52732

Practice Areas: Employment & Labor

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Stephen D. Haufe

Firm: Frey, Haufe & Current, P.L.C.

South Second Street , Clinton , Iowa 52733

Practice Areas: Banking & Finance

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Thomas D. Lonergan

Firm: Lonergan & Rolfes

214 Main Ave 266 , Clinton , Iowa 52732

Practice Areas: Family

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