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    Middlesex County Has 5 Federal Regulation Attorneys with 4 Reviews

    Mark R Silber

    Mark R Silber

    4.04 reviews
    Middlesex County Federal Regulation Attorney
    Federal Regulation Lawyer Licensed for 52 years
    Practice Areas:  Federal Regulation, Bankruptcy & Debt, Business and more
    Bio: Mark Silber has decades of experience investigating and trying consumer disputes, including warranty and lemon law matters, home imrpovement and construction cases. More recently he's turned his attention to bankruptcy, representing both debtors a...
    Rating:  6.9
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    Francis S Rossi

    Francis S Rossi

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    Middlesex County Federal Regulation Attorney
    Federal Regulation Lawyer Licensed for 44 years
    Practice Areas:  Contracts and Agreements, Corporate and Incorporation, Federal Regulation and more
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    Andrew John Donohue

    Andrew John Donohue

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    Middlesex County Federal Regulation Attorney
    Federal Regulation Lawyer Licensed for 50 years
    Practice Areas:  International Law, Securities and Investment Fraud, Federal Regulation
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    Kenneth William Peist

    Kenneth William Peist

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    Middlesex County Federal Regulation Attorney
    Federal Regulation Lawyer Licensed for 27 years
    Practice Areas:  Federal Regulation, Government, Intellectual Property
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    Stephen G. Brenner

    Stephen G. Brenner

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    Middlesex County Federal Regulation Attorney
    Federal Regulation Lawyer Licensed for 36 years
    Practice Areas:  Federal Regulation, Employment & Labor, Workers Compensation and more
    Rating:  6.7
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