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General Info: Thomas V. Duck III, P.C. is committed to fighting for the rights of the accused throughout Dougherty, Worth, and Lee Counties. If you or a loved one has been arrested or charged with a serious crime, the firm can help you understand your options and devise a plan of legal action. Their skilled Albany criminal defense attorney has extensive litigation experience and devotes 100% of his practice to criminal defense. This, along with his background as a prosecutor, make him well-equipped to handle even the toughest of cases. Whether you are facing charges for a drug crime, DUI, domestic violence, theft, or even sexual assault, the firm can help. Few things are more frightening than being charged with a crime. At Thomas V. Duck III, P.C., they understand just how daunting the criminal justice system can seem. With this in mind, their team offers compassionate, personalized legal services tailored to their clients’ unique goals. The firm’s Albany criminal defense lawyer is a fierce advocate for the rights of his clients, providing honest counsel, straightforward guidance, thorough case preparation, and aggressive legal representation in and out of the courtroom. Contact Thomas V. Duck III, P.C. today to request a confidential consultation.
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Neighborhood: Cross Estates
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Phone: (229) 999-4147

Address: 2531 Lafayette Plaza Drive Suite D, Albany, GA 31707

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