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personal injury attorney · Adrian, Lenawee County

David McFarland Atty

★ 4.4 53 Google reviews

39of 100 pointsGrade C-

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David McFarland Atty is a personal injury attorney in Adrian, Michigan. Its TownAnswer score is 39 out of 100 (grade C-), from 4.4 stars on 53 Google reviews. It ranks #12 of 15 personal injury attorneys in Adrian and #1,008 in Michigan. Address: 209 N Broad St, Adrian, MI 49221.

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Reputation
15.9 / 26

4.4 stars on 53 reviews counts as 4.42 after the review-count adjustment.

Review volume
11.5 / 18
Focus
5 / 14

Main Google category: Attorney.

Verified
0 / 20

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Profile
7 / 22

Website No, phone Yes, hours No, 10+ photos No, claimed Yes, booking or contact link No.

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Google star breakdown

5 stars
41
4 stars
5
3 stars
0
2 stars
1
1 stars
6

Details

Address209 N Broad St, Adrian, MI 49221
Phone(517) 266-7800
Websitenot listed
Google categoryAttorney
Photos on Google2
Claimed on GoogleYes

Hours

No hours on the Google listing.

Questions

Is David McFarland Atty a good personal injury attorney?

David McFarland Atty has a TownAnswer score of 39 out of 100, grade C-, from 4.4 stars on 53 Google reviews. That ranks #12 of 15 personal injury attorneys in Adrian.

Where is David McFarland Atty?

David McFarland Atty is at 209 N Broad St, Adrian, MI 49221, in Lenawee County.

How do I contact David McFarland Atty?

Call (517) 266-7800.

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