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Jacklyn Fox
Practicing in Iowa, South Dakota, and Nebraska
Halbach|Szwarc Law Firm
600 4th Street
Suite 301
Sioux City, IA 51101
Website: halbachlawfirm.com

About Jacklyn Fox
Clients have the critical advantage of working with a former prosecutor and the benefit of extensive experience in government investigations. Having tried a vast number of different cases, Jacklyn has substantial courtroom experience and is well versed in the various bias, strategies, and tactics government attorneys can take. Jacklyn is also skilled in negotiation and can resolve issues quickly and efficiently to achieve the best possible outcome. Whether the resolution is through negotiation or trial, having a former prosecutor on your side is truly your best defense.
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