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Robin Leonard Zephier

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Education

School Degree Major Graduation
University of South Dakota School of Law JD Law School 1986

Admission

State / Court Date
Colorado 1988

Additional Info

Disciplinary URL
http://www.coloradosupremecourt.com/Search/SCInfo.asp?Regnum=18147 
Is In Private Practice
Yes 
Carries Professional Liability Insurance
Yes 
CO State Lawyer Additional Information: Original Bar Admit Date: 10/27/1988

Service Type:Private

Update Date:2015-07-27


MAIN LOCATION

Po Box 9460
Rapid City, SD 57709

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