John C Robbins, Attorney at Law

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General Info: I have helped thousands of people achieve successful results with their criminal charges, including more than 200 clients charged with murder. For compassionate criminal defense for homicide, DUI, drug, domestic violence, and white-collar charges, contact my firm — John C. Robbins, LLC — in Birmingham, Alabama today to schedule a free consultation with an experienced attorney.
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Neighborhoods: Central City, Northside
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Phone: (205) 835-6818

Address: 2031 2nd Ave N, Birmingham, AL 35203

Website: https://jcrobbinslaw.com

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