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BROOKE·SHAW·ZUMPFT is located in the elegant Old-Town district of Minden, Nevada. The largest law firm in the southern Carson Valley, BROOKE·SHAW·ZUMPFT offers a full range of legal services to corporations, small businesses, government agencies and individuals.
EXPERIENCE: BROOKE·SHAW·ZUMPFT was founded in 1985. Our attorneys are licensed to practice in the courts of California, Nevada, Colorado, and the Federal court system, including the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit and the United States Supreme Court. Collectively, BROOKE·SHAW·ZUMPFT attorneys bring nearly a century of experience to serving their clients' needs in business, transactional and litigation matters.
PLANNING: BROOKE·SHAW·ZUMPFT is dedicated to staying on the cutting edge of legal developments, and committed to helping clients respond effectively to continuing changes of the law and the local community.
INVOLVEMENT: The attorneys at BROOKE·SHAW·ZUMPFT strive to be leaders in the community as well as the courtroom. Our attorneys can regularly be seen leading seminars, participating in town meetings, coaching youth soccer teams, and supporting local fundraisers.
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