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Guest Post-How Long Will My Case Take? NY Attorney Jim Reed answers

By Gerry Oginski

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Today's blog post is from fellow New York accident attorney Jim Reed, located upstate in Elmira. Jim has been in practice for over 23 years and answers a great question that so many accident victims ask when coming into an attorney's office in New York. If you have questions for Jim, his contact info is at the end of his article.NY Accident Lawyer Answers Key Question: How Long Will My Case Take?

Full post as published by New York Medical Malpractice Blog on August 26, 2009 (boomark / email).

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