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Mark Schiffrin P.A is a law firm in Hollywood that represents the individuals injured in automobile accidents, slip and fall, medical malpractice, wrongful death, or any type of negligence that leads to the person’s injury or death. We are a team having over 35 years of experience handling personal injury lawsuit and is dedicated to helping all personal injury victims in the South Florida area.
4600 Sheridan St #205, 33021, Hollywood, FL, United States
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Mark is an experienced attorney that handled my case. He was personable and available when I needed him. I spoke with him directly to answer all of my questions and concerns and I could not be happier with the outcome. His staff is friendly and professional as well.
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