House Reynolds & Faust LLP
Indiana Law Firm
House Reynolds & Faust LLP
We serve our client’s needs with a sense of urgency; we are service oriented; and provide high quality work. We hire great people, who are also great attorneys, paralegals and assistants. We train our people so they improve and grow personally and professionally.
Practice Areas:
- Civil Litigation
- Mediation/Arbitration
Principal Attorneys:
- Briane M. House
- Thomas Todd Reynolds
- Raymond L. Faust
House Reynolds & Faust LLP
11711 North Pennsylvania Street, Suite 190
Carmel, IN 46032
Telephone: 317.564.8490
Fax: 317.564.8499
hrf@housereynoldsfaust.com
http://www.housereynoldsfaust.com/contact-us
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