Compare 7 attorneys and 4 law firms in Columbus , IN. Sort by highest rating and years of litigation experience.
Jefferson Crump, III
Columbus litigation attorney at Jewell Crump Angermeier and Prall with 57 years experience
1325 Washington Street, Columbus, IN 47202
Peter King
Columbus litigation attorney at Cline King and King with 45 years experience
675 Reeves Way, Suite B, Columbus, IN 47202
John Stroh
Columbus litigation attorney at Sharpnack Bigley Stroh and Washburn with 42 years experience
321 Washington Street, Columbus, IN 47201
Kevin King
Columbus litigation attorney at Cline King and King with 38 years experience
675 Reeves Way, Suite B, Columbus, IN 47202
Shari Long
Columbus litigation attorney at Thomasson Thomasson Long and Guthrie with 32 years experience
50 Washington Street, Suite 3A, Columbus, IN 47202
Jason Guthrie
Columbus litigation attorney at Thomasson Thomasson Long and Guthrie with 27 years experience
50 Washington Street, Suite 3A, Columbus, IN 47202
Mary Stroh
Columbus litigation attorney at Sharpnack Bigley Stroh and Washburn with 14 years experience
321 Washington Street, Columbus, IN 47201
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