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Seattle, Washington Agriculture Attorneys
Attorneys.org features a comprehensive directory of 8 Seattle attorneys and 7 law firms.
Charles D Zimmerman
Washington Agriculture attorney at Ogden Murphy Wallace with 43 years of experience
1601 Fifth Avenue, Seattle, WA
Gregory T. Hixson
Washington Agriculture attorney at Short Cressman and Burgess with 19 years of experience
999 3rd Avenue, Seattle, WA
James A. Smith Jr.
Washington Agriculture attorney at Smith and Hennessey with 53 years of experience
316 Occidental Avenue South, Seattle, WA
John Rizzardi
Washington Agriculture attorney at Cairncross and Hempelmann PS with 47 years of experience
524 2nd Avenue, Seattle, WA
Peter J. Eglick
Washington Agriculture attorney at Eglick Kiker Whited with 51 years of experience
1000 2nd Avenue, Seattle, WA
Richard A. Du Bey
Washington Agriculture attorney at Short Cressman and Burgess with 51 years of experience
999 3rd Avenue, Seattle, WA
Scott J Borth
Washington Agriculture attorney at Perkins Coie LLP with 43 years of experience
1201 Third Avenue, Seattle, WA
Theron A Buck
Washington Agriculture attorney at Bailey Onsager with 34 years of experience
601 Union Street, Seattle, WA
Need help with an agricultural law matter?
Agriculture attorneys focus their practice on aspects of farming and agricultural food production. Cities, states and the federal government set the rules that govern agriculture including raising crops, and poultry, dairy and cattle ranching. Agricultural laws are largely focused on quality and safety controls. If you make your living in agriculture an agricultural lawyer is an important partner.
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