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نحن شركة علي المسردي للمحاماة، نقدم خدمات قانونية متكاملة في الرياض. متخصصون في قضايا الشركات، التجارية، العمالية والحقوقية. محامون متخصصون في العقارات والقضايا الجنائية. استشارة قانونية موثوقة وخبرة احترافية.
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طريق الامام عبد الله بن سعود بن عبد العزيز, SA, 13225, الرياض, Saudi Arabia
- +966920035477
- info@almasrdi.sa
- www.almasrdi.sa
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