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Florida Bar listing for attorney Jeffrey Marc Herman
The document is a routine attorney directory entry containing only basic licensing and contact information. It provides no allegations, financial details, or connections to influential actors or misco Attorney name: Jeffrey Marc Herman Florida Bar ID: 521647 Admitted to practice: 12/26/1985
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The document is a routine attorney directory entry containing only basic licensing and contact information. It provides no allegations, financial details, or connections to influential actors or misco Attorney name: Jeffrey Marc Herman Florida Bar ID: 521647 Admitted to practice: 12/26/1985
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