Compare 6 attorneys and 4 law firms in Columbus , GA. Sort by highest rating and years of civil rights experience.
Lee Grogan Jr.
Columbus civil rights attorney at Grogan and Grogan with 42 years experience
1209 Broadway, Columbus, GA 31902
Lynn Grogan
Columbus civil rights attorney at Grogan and Grogan with 41 years experience
1209 Broadway, Columbus, GA 31902
Melanie Slaton
Columbus civil rights attorney at Hatcher Stubbs Land Hollis and Rothschild with 36 years experience
233 12th Street, Suite 500, Columbus, GA 31902
Teri Callahan
Columbus civil rights attorney at Hatcher Stubbs Land Hollis and Rothschild with 31 years experience
233 12th Street, Suite 500, Columbus, GA 31902
Mark Casto
Columbus civil rights attorney at Bennett and Casto with 28 years experience
812 Broadway, Columbus, GA 31902
Tim Sowers
Columbus civil rights attorney at Harp Poydasheff Post and Sowers with 14 years experience
936 2nd Avenue, Columbus, GA 31901
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