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Oakland County Legal News 1409 Allen Rd, Suite B Troy, Michigan 48083 |
Phone: (248) 577-6100 Toll Free: (800) 875-5275 Fax: (248) 577-6111 |
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| President | Brad Thompson |
E-Mail: bthompson@legalnews.com Phone: (313) 967-5533 | Email President |
| Publisher | Ban Ibrahim |
E-Mail: ban@legalnews.com Phone: (248) 577-6110 | Email Publisher |
| Editor-in-Chief | Tom Kirvan |
E-Mail: tkirvan@legalnews.com Phone: (248) 556-7703 | Email Editor-in-Chief |
| Editor | Eric Kent Franz |
E-Mail: editor@legalnews.com Phone: (248) 577-6115 Fax: (248) 577-6117 | Email Editor |
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E-Mail: oaklandpubs@legalnews.com Phone: 248-556-7714 | Email Legal Notice Department | |
| Subscriptions | Mary Steinmetz |
E-Mail: subs@legalnews.com Phone: (517) 782-0825 | Email Subscription Department |
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