Compare 4 attorneys and 2 law firms in Albany , OR. Sort by highest rating and years of business and corporate experience.
James Delapoer
Albany business and corporate attorney at Long Delapoer Healy McCann and Noonan with 48 years experience
201 West 1st Avenue, Albany, OR 97321
James Healy
Albany business and corporate attorney at Long Delapoer Healy McCann and Noonan with 46 years experience
201 West 1st Avenue, Albany, OR 97321
Kent Hickam
Albany business and corporate attorney at Law Office of Kent Hickam with 44 years experience
250 Broadalbin Street, Suite 210, Albany, OR 97321
Robert McCann Jr.
Albany business and corporate attorney at Long Delapoer Healy McCann and Noonan with 43 years experience
201 West 1st Avenue, Albany, OR 97321
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