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Ralph J. Blagg

PO Box 1169
Clinton, AR 72031

Phone: 501-745-4302

Website: blagglaw.com

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About Ralph J. Blagg

1998 Summer Session Graduate; 1999 Summer Session Graduate; 2016 Winter Session Graduate – Private Practice 1973 to present. Education: BBA Southern Methodist University 1970, J.D. University of Arkansas, 1973. Memberships: Assoc. Trial Lawyers of America, Arkansas Trial Lawyers Association, Arkansas Bar Association, Texas Bar Association and Graduate of NHTSA Field Sobriety Testing School

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