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John Shipley
VETERAN-OWNED LAW FIRM LED BY A FORMER FBI AGENT AND LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER
The Shipley Law Firm, PLLC.
925 Eighth Ave, Suite 250
FORT WORTH, TX 76104
Phone: 817-882-9999
Website: shipleylegalfirm.com/

About John Shipley
VETERAN-OWNED LAW FIRM LED BY A FORMER FBI AGENT AND LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER John Shipley's life has been dedicated to serving others in various capacities. From being an emergency medical technician (EMT) and a volunteer firefighter to serving as a US Army soldier, an FBI agent, and now as an attorney, he has consistently contributed to his community. During his 14-year tenure as an FBI agent, Mr. Shipley meticulously investigated both state and federal crimes. His extensive experience led him to testify in both state and federal courts, granting him profound familiarity with the judicial process. With his skills as an investigator and negotiator, Mr. Shipley possesses a distinct advantage in resolving legal matters both inside and outside the courtroom. He has collaborated with judges, prosecuting attorneys, Assistant United States Attorneys, defense attorneys, and law enforcement officials at the local, state, and federal levels. John Shipley has been defending people accused of felonies and misdemeanors in Texas for years. He and his firm are dedicated to using their years of experience to assist getting his clients the best results possible.
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