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Karl C. Seman
40 years experience in the Nassau and Suffolk County, New York Courts, practice emphasis in DWI and Vehicular Defenses
Grunwald & Seman, PC
100 GARDEN CITY PLAZA, SUITE 203
Suite 203
GARDEN CITY, NY 11530
Phone: 516-248-8889
Website: gslawyers.com

About Karl C. Seman
WE ARE AVAILABLE 24/7, ALL ATTORNEYS ARE FORMER PROSECUTORS WITH ALMOST 40 YEARS OF EXPEREICNE IN THE DEFENSE OF ALL VEHICULAR CRIMES. WE PROVIDE FREE CASE REVIEW AND PHONE CONSULTATIONS. CHECK US OUT ON OUR WEB SITE: GSLAWYERS.COM SELECTED AS NY SUPER LAWYER IN AREA OF CRIMINAL AND VEHICULAR DEFENSES
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