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3.0/5.0 Rated by a Member on 04/11/14 in Indian Law
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It took me $5000 to figure out he wasn't competent enough for my case. I contacted a lawyer in Anchorage that help me get a settlement. He only charged me $3000. Maybe theres good money in amateur ho...
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