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Heiny, McManigal, Duffy,
Stambaugh & Anderson, P.L.C., once commonly known as the Laird Law
Firm began in 1938 when W.A. Westfall and Morris E. Laird formed a partnership
for the practice of law in Mason City, Iowa. The firm's first offices
were in the First National Bank Building. The firm grew and eventually
moved to the Mutual Federal Building in 1970. The firm's offices are currently
located at 11
4th Street N.E.,
Mason City, Iowa.
The firm has grown and expanded and there are now eight partners and one of counsel with a new associate that has joined us in the Summer of 2004..
Below is a list of our attorneys and the year they joined Heiny, McManigal, Duffy, Stambaugh & Anderson Law Firm. You may click on each attorneys name to view his/her bio.
Firm members are also
the sole owners of Cerro Gordo Abstract Company.
The attorneys are members of the American Bar Association, Iowa State Bar Association, District 2-A Bar Association and Cerro Gordo County Bar Association.
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