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Personal Narrative: An Interview With An Attorney
Mr. Arzili was extremely professional, comforting, and Monica, his assistant always kept me informed during the process. It was apparent to me that he cared about the outcome of my case almost as much as I did. I am thankful to have had him as my Attorney. He was well prepared thorough my case and always set realistic outcomes for me. I had a great experience being represented by him and would recommend him to anyone that may need his
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