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Brian D. Loomis

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Estate, Lawsuit & Dispute, Real Estate, Business, Contract

At the Law Office of Brian Loomis, there are no surprises, games, or hidden costs; just fair legal advice. Meeting the legal needs of families, busine... (more)

WELCOME TO THE LAW OFFICE OF BRIAN LOOMIS
Committed to providing my clients with the best the industry has to offer, I believe in staying true to the highest standards

Serving as a legal advisor and putting my clients first, superior service is my top priority.

Providing you with knowledgeable and honest advice in a variety of areas including business law, estate law, and real estate law, I strive to be there when you need me most.

Admitted in both Missouri and Texas, I invite you to contact me today for your phone consultation and to schedule an appointment. I look forward to hearing from you.

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    The Law Office of Brian Loomis
    2847 S. Ingram Mill Rd.
    Springfield, MO 65804
    37.1608755,-93.2283276
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    Springfield, MO 65804


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