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Washington, District of Columbia Landlord, Tenant and Eviction Attorneys
Attorneys.org features a comprehensive directory of 14 Washington attorneys and 8 law firms.
Alexander B. Rosso
District of Columbia Landlord, Tenant and Eviction attorney at Krooth and Altman with 16 years of experience
1850 M Street NW, Washington, DC
Carl A. S. Coan Jr.
District of Columbia Landlord, Tenant and Eviction attorney at Coan and Lyons with 67 years of experience
1100 Connecticut Avenue NW, Washington, DC
David A. Conforti
District of Columbia Landlord, Tenant and Eviction attorney at Tobin O'Connor and Ewing with 35 years of experience
5335 Wisconsin Avenue NW, Washington, DC
Dianne S. Pickersgill
District of Columbia Landlord, Tenant and Eviction attorney at Tobin O'Connor and Ewing with 33 years of experience
5335 Wisconsin Avenue NW, Washington, DC
James A. Lyons Jr.
District of Columbia Landlord, Tenant and Eviction attorney at Coan and Lyons with 68 years of experience
1100 Connecticut Avenue NW, Washington, DC
Joseph E. Knoll
District of Columbia Landlord, Tenant and Eviction attorney at Krooth and Altman with 61 years of experience
1850 M Street NW, Washington, DC
Kenneth L. Samuelson
District of Columbia Landlord, Tenant and Eviction attorney at Samuelson Law Offices with 53 years of experience
2020 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Washington, DC
Kevin F. Kelly
District of Columbia Landlord, Tenant and Eviction attorney at Van Scoyoc Kelly and Roberts with 35 years of experience
101 Constitution Avenue NW, Washington, DC
Margaret McFarland
District of Columbia Landlord, Tenant and Eviction attorney at Douglas and Boykin with 44 years of experience
1850 M Street NW, Washington, DC
Michael E. Mazer
District of Columbia Landlord, Tenant and Eviction attorney at Krooth and Altman with 58 years of experience
1850 M Street NW, Washington, DC
Roger D. Luchs
District of Columbia Landlord, Tenant and Eviction attorney at Greenstein DeLorme and Luchs with 44 years of experience
1620 L Street NW, Washington, DC
Sheila C. Salmon
District of Columbia Landlord, Tenant and Eviction attorney at Coan and Lyons with 37 years of experience
1100 Connecticut Avenue NW, Washington, DC
Thomas J. Henderson
District of Columbia Landlord, Tenant and Eviction attorney at Sanford Heisler with 48 years of experience
1666 Connecticut Avenue NW, Washington, DC
Ulrick G. Casseus
District of Columbia Landlord, Tenant and Eviction attorney at Krooth and Altman with 17 years of experience
1850 M Street NW, Washington, DC
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