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Kantor & Linderoth, Esqs. - Keyport, NJ

P.O. Box 4258 W. Front St.Keyport, NJ 07735- 0042

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Updated: 11/15/2017
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Keyport Alternative Dispute Resolution Law Firm

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Kantor & Linderoth, Esqs. is the successor of the original law firm of Ezra Karkus, Esq., and Benjamin I. Kantor, Esq., established more than 70 years ago. The firm has continued to serve Monmouth & Middlesex County clients in all aspects of law since that time and presently consists of Lawrence D. Kantor, Esq., the son of Benjamin I. Kantor, Esq., and Gary E. Linderoth, Esq., who joined the firm in 1986.

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