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Richard Bradley Parker

Richard Bradley Parker

PRKR LAW, P.A.

★ Board Certified Board-Certified Specialist: Criminal Trial Law (The Florida Bar)

Longwood, FL • Serving Seminole County

(407) 995-6000

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About Richard Bradley Parker

Richard Bradley Parker is a Florida-licensed attorney practicing in Longwood, Seminole County. Admitted to The Florida Bar in 2012 (Bar #99933) with 14 years of practice. Currently practices at PRKR LAW, P.A..

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Education

  • Law School: University of Miami School of Law, 2012

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Office Location

PRKR LAW, P.A.

Longwood, FL 32779

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