William M. MacPherson, P. C.
Practice Areas:
Practice Areas:
- Administrative law
- Trial and Litigation
- Personal Injury
- Real Estate
- Wind and Natural Resources
- School Law
- Estate Planning
- Probate
- Workers' Compensation
Thomas A. Thompson, P. C.
Practice Areas:
- Trial and Litigation
- Insurance Defense
- Personal Injury
- Banking Law
- Municipal Law
Kylie M. Rangitsch
Practice Areas
- Administrative Law
- Corporations
- Domestic
- Estate Planning
- General Civil Law
- Municipal Law
- Probate
- Workers' Compensation
Of Counsel
John A. MacPherson, P. C.
Practice Areas:
- Trial and Litigation
- Real Estate
- Ranching and Agriculture Law
- Water and Natural Resource Law
Catherine MacPherson, P. C.
Practice Areas:
- Employment Law
- Trial and Litigation Preparation
- Administrative Law
- School and Municipal Law
- Contracts
- Construction Law
Kurt Kelly, P. C.
Practice Areas:
- Probate
- Estate Planning
- Elder Law
- Real Estate
- Corporations
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