Compare 6 attorneys and 5 law firms in Monroe , LA. Sort by highest rating and years of civil rights experience.
Charles Kincade
Monroe civil rights attorney at Law Office of Charles Kincade with 34 years experience
1 Wood Street, Monroe, LA 71201
Brian Bowes
Monroe civil rights attorney at Hudson Potts and Bernstein with 34 years experience
1800 Hudson Lane, Suite 300, Monroe, LA 71201
M Craighead
Monroe civil rights attorney at Davenport Files and Kelly with 32 years experience
1509 Lamy Lane, Monroe, LA 71211
Cameron Murray
Monroe civil rights attorney at Cameron Murray and Associates with 30 years experience
401 Hudson Lane, Monroe, LA 71201
Wendy Giovingo
Monroe civil rights attorney at Snellings Breard Sartor Inabnett and Trascher with 28 years experience
1503 North 19th Street, Monroe, LA 71207
Margaret Blackwell
Monroe civil rights attorney at Hudson Potts and Bernstein with 14 years experience
1800 Hudson Lane, Suite 300, Monroe, LA 71201
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