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Sigurdson & Associates

Attorneys At Law
1440 Haskell St
Reno, NV 89509-2843
Phone: (775) 337-0300
help@sigurdsonlaw.com
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Welcome to Sigurdson & Associates, Attorney At Law website. We trust you will find information necessary to help you understand your rights. Whether it pertains to:Workers' Compensation, or Personal Injury we can help you with your case. Kathleen Sigurdson will attend to your case personally and let you know exactly what your rights are. Her background & education give Kathleen the understanding, knowledge and ability to give you quality representation.

Sigurdson & Associates are conveniently located in old Southwest Reno, just off South Virginia and Mt. Rose on Haskell Ave. You'll find a comfortable and friendly environment in a charming converted home. We also have Spanish-speaking staff if you or a family member requires this service.

Remember...we can help. Contact us today.
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