Kram & Wooster
To open his own firm. Following World War II, other prominent attorneys joined Mr. Mann to establish a firm known as Mann, King & Copeland, and later known as Mann, King, Bingham, Scraggin & Manger. The firm's name was shortened to Mann & Johnson in 1991 and changed to Mann, Johnson, Wooster & McLaughlin, P.S. shortly thereafter. In 2007, the firm merged with Leggett & Kram and changed its name to Kram, Johnson, Wooster & McLaughlin. In 2011, the firm's name was shortened to Kram & Wooster, P.S. Schedule a consultation
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Answered all my questions.
Richard was very supportive through the whole process with my disability discrimination case.
I was represented by Allen Mc Kenzie and he really broke things down for me in a way I could see the bigger picture.
It's never fun when you have to get an atterney, however, Richard Wooster made the experience much easier for us.
Allen Mc Kenzie is a great attorney and did his due diligence in presenting our successful counter claim.
As my case proceed during this process we met regularly in person and by phone and I was always kept informed with all matter regarding the status of my case and what to expect next.
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