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John C. Johnson Esq.

The Johnson Law Group
jjohnson@JLGVA.com
Phone: (540) 410-5601

Areas of Practice: Criminal Law, Divorce and Family Law, Workers' Compensation - Employee

Membership Type: Active

Firm:
The Johnson Law Group
P. O. Box 8476
Roanoke, VA 24014
Fax: 410-5615


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