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Attorney Jason Lazarus's Profile

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Special Needs Law Firm
4025 Edgewater Drive
Orlando, FL 32804
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Jason D. Lazarus Mr. Lazarus is the founder of and managing partner of Special Needs Law Firm; a Florida law firm that provides legal services related to public benefit preservation, Medicare Set-Asides, lien resolution and qualified settlement funds. Jason received his B.A. More »

Attorney Cary Moss's Profile

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Sawyer & Sawyer, PA
8913 Conroy Windermere Road
Orlando, FL 32835
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Cary L. Moss, born in Orlando, Florida; admitted to bar, 1998; Supreme Court of Florida and all Florida courts, 2000. Education: University of Florida (B.A. Liberal Arts, 1994); Stetson University College of Law (J.D. 1998). More »

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