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Georgetown, Delaware Contract Attorneys
Attorneys.org features a comprehensive directory of 3 Georgetown attorneys and 4 law firms.
Brian M. Ellis
Delaware Contract attorney at Ellis and Szabo with 26 years of experience
9 North Front Street, Georgetown, DE
Harold E. Dukes Jr.
Delaware Contract attorney at Tunnell and Raysor with 51 years of experience
30 East Pine Street, Georgetown, DE
Jane Ramsey Patchell
Delaware Contract attorney at Tunnell and Raysor with 20 years of experience
30 East Pine Street, Georgetown, DE
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