Shook Doran LLP
District of Columbia Law Firm
Shook Doran LLP
Shook Doran is a large law firm that has several locations in Washington, DC and Seattle, Washington. Focusing their practice area on government contracts, the attorneys of Shook Doran LLP are strive to provide the best for their clients with the needed experience and cost-effective services. With all attorneys having over 10 years of experiences in the field alone, they take advantage of technological of technological advancements that allow the experienced practice of specialized areas of the law to be performed from a less expensive platform while providing the same level of service our clients have come to expect.
Practice Areas:
- Government Contracts
Principal Attorneys:
- William A. Shook
- Kelley P. Doran
Shook Doran LLP
Capitol Hill Office
643 E. Street, NE
Washington, D.C. 20002
Friendship Heights Office
5335 Wisconsin Ave., NW, Suite 700
Washington, D.C. 20015
Seattle Office
323 West Comstock Street
Seattle, Washington 98119
Phone: (202) 583-0008
Fax: (202) 280-1097
http://www.shookdoran.com/
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