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Josh Mathews
Matthew Compton
Christy K. Brown
Yaser Masood
Darryl Shaper
Keith Strahan
Steve Okoroha
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Erin Mcclarty
William Underwood
Will Stafford
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Jack Najarian
Gary Kissiah
Barry Mcfadden
J Barr
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Trenton Roberts
Denise Young
Tzvi Finman
Mike Reinecke
Temi Siyanbade
Tri Nguyen
Raphael Qiu
Rachel Flores
Alexander Braden
Tom Leslie
Eleanor Benmenashe
Ken Okorie
Trang Q. Tran
Anil Ali
Victor Elgohary
Kevin Michaels
John Doe
John Osborne
Aamir Abdullah
Jeffrey Wheelock
Eman Afshar
Andrew Campbell
George Oggero
Brittainy Boessel
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The Katy contract attorneys & lawyers on UpCounsel are dedicated to helping businesses save time, money, and peace of mind with contract drafting and review, negotiations, litigation support, discovery, commercial business transactions, and more.
Our independent contract attorneys are available on-demand to provide contract legal services for businesses or to support your in-house general counsel to help lighten the load for transactional matters or litigation support.
Although the work of the Katy contract attorneys found on UpCounsel often varies they are highly experienced in legal contract activities such as commercial contract negotiations, document review in response to document subpoenas, request for production of documents, legal research, draft legal briefs, along with providing a full range of other contract legal services to businesses of any size.
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