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Shoshanah Epstein

Firm: Cowlitz County Office of Public Defense

1801 1st Ave. Suite 1A , Longview , Washington 98632

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

I am a felony attorney in the Cowlitz County Office of Public Defense, representing clients in the Kelso-Longview courts.

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“She did, exceptionally well with my case. Was able to get my case dismissed, very orderly, and very”

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“Shoshanah is a highly qualified attorney. She consistently exhibited the highest degree of professionalism in all our interactions.”

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Tom O'Neill

Firm: Crandall Oneill

Po Box 191 , Longview , Washington 98632

Practice Areas: Social Security

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