Since 1975, James I. Harlan has provided invaluable legal services to those in need of sound advice.
The expertise displayed by James in regulatory, transactional work, and litigation sets him apart from the competition.
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Skilled negotiator, team-builder and analyst.
Accomplished public policy developer and tactical strategist.
Expert communicator of key business issues before legislators and industry associations.
Broad experience in building strategies for lessening or avoiding governmental regulations.
Solid judgment and business acumen and understanding of business operations and government compliance
Explains complex, challenging business and legal issues in a clear manner to all levels within an organization
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State Bar of Texas, appointed 3 yr. Term: Committee on Professionalism
Dallas Bar Association, appointed: Legal Ethics Committee
Dallas Bar Association, appointed: Fee Dispute Committee
Dallas Bar Association, appointed: Judiciary Committee
Construction Law Section Member
Solo & Small Firm Section Member
Prestonwood Baptist Church – PowerPoint Radio Ministry
Board of Directors
Affiliate Principal – Texas Board of Realtors
Greater Dallas Board of Realtors
Accredited to teach Texas Real Estate Commission’s CEU Real Estate courses, 2006 – 2010
The College of the State Bar of Texas; 2001-2011
Addresses:
5760 Legacy Drive, Suite B3-333, Plano, TX 75024
5729 Lebanon Road, Suite 144-243, Plano, TX 75034
Tel:
1-214-514-3134
Facsimile:
1-214-975-1091
James I. Harlan:
jharlan_harlanlaw.com
http://www.harlanlaw.com
Over Thirty-Six Years General Legal Experience: 1975 - 2011
>> Trial Lawyer, Regulatory, and Real Estate Attorney; complex telecommunication, commercial and business litigation; real estate litigation; commercial real estate law; contract negotiation and administration; various business entities matters; federal and state regulatory administrative law; employment relations.
>> First Chair experience with individual and corporation litigation practice, including bankruptcy in federal and state courts; coordinated and developed litigation strategy.
>> Active in dispute resolution; Service oriented approach to client groups.
>> Assisted in administration and operation of law firms; prepared case files for trial from interview through trial.
>> Assisted experienced or inexperienced lawyers with trial preparation and argument; taught legal principles and legal terminology in post secondary school in Dallas.
Telecommunications Legal Counsel: 1994-2010
Current representative telecommunications clients from 2001 to Present:
Acted as outside counsel and general counsel to various companies in overall legal representation. Advised business personnel on relevant legal issues; Prepared and negotiated Asset Purchase Agreements; Acquisition Agreements; CLEC Applications (CPCN, SPCOA, etc); Conduit Occupancy License Agreements; Dark Fiber IRU Agreements; Fiber Optic Relocation Agreements; Fiber Optic Construction and Installation Agreements; Master Service Agreements; and others.
Allegiance Telecom, Inc. (CLEC communications company), Dallas, TX – 11/03 – 10/04 [www.algx.com]
Represented company as Regulatory Counsel before state utility commissions regarding telecommunications matters; in-house Triennial Review Order expert and counsel; was responsible for state regulatory (PUC/PSC) representation in the states of: Arizona, California, Colorado, Massachusetts, Maryland, Minnesota, Oregon, Texas, and Washington.
T-Speed Broadband Communications, Inc., Dallas, TX 02/03 – 12/04 [www.t-speed.com]
General Counsel and Vice President of Regulatory Affairs
Represented company in general counsel capacity as lead litigation counsel, corporate counsel adviser, and regulatory counsel. Was responsible for overseeing company’s employee and policy procedures. Performed duties of Corporate Secretary.
Diamondback International, Inc. (CLEC communications company), Richardson, TX. – 1999 - 2001 [www.diamondbackint.com]
Executive Vice-President, Legal, Regulatory Affairs and Finance Company offered route development, project management, facilities management, and central office engineering and switch services for the telecommunication industry. Company awarded 5th place in Dallas 100 for year 2000.
>> Provided General Counsel legal and advisory representation to telecommunication’s company.
>> Supervised senior management team on public and industry relations.
>> Qualified company for CLEC certification in Texas before the Public Utility Commission.
>> Negotiated AIA Construction and telecommunication’s vendor contracts.
>> Responsible for full range of labor and employment issues.
>> Provided full range of telecommunication’s related legal advice similar to responsibilities at GTE and MCI to protect company’s interests.
>> Interviewed, hired and trained employees regarding regulatory and corporate compliance.
VERIZON (fka GTE - ILEC communications company), Irving, TX.- 1999 [www.verizon.com]
>> Provided legal, regulatory and policy advice to company’s local markets’ regional business units.
>> Negotiated and drafted complex interconnection/resale/unbundling agreements and amendments implementing the Federal Telecommunications Act of 1996 to facilitate CLEC’s entry into the local market exchange.
>> Developed strategy for appeals of arbitration decisions related to Interconnection Agreements.
>> Advised clients regarding company’s rights and obligations under the 1996 Telecommunications Act and interconnection agreements.
>> Supervised efforts to ensure local exchange carriers’ and incumbent local exchange carriers’ compliance with terms of interconnection agreements and interconnection and collocation provisions of the 1996 Telecommunications Act.
>> Negotiated dark fiber, swap agreements, leases, licenses, joint construction projects and all other contractual requirements for the engineering and construction of both the local and long distance networks.
MCI WorldCom, Inc., Dallas, TX: 1994 – 1999 [www.worldcom.com]
Associate Counsel - Network and Facilities Telecommunications
Law & Public Policy: Litigation/Real Estate
MCI Franchise Activities
Negotiated, drafted and finalized franchise/license documents with local governments, in support of area-wide local service and long-distance construction projects; advocated corporate positions before government regulators at state and local levels; negotiated customer-driven network expansion sites.
• Provided legal advice for build out of ubiquitous national long distance and local fiber optic network.
• Identified legal restrictions hampering competition and provided counsel to cross-business unit teams in developing communication for state and local units of government; monitored and negotiated development of Ordinances of General Application among different municipalities through the U.S.
• Initiated industry partner coalitions to develop common principles of regulatory strategy; negotiated with Municipal Leagues, Chambers of Commerce, industry groups and state legislatures to initiate, draft, and support favorable Right-of-Way, franchise and other favorable legislation; actively participated in industry groups to develop uniform national policies regarding franchise issues; participated in States’ Communications Task Forces to develop statewide rules and regulations for the telecommunications industry in Iowa, Minnesota, Nevada, Utah and Wisconsin.
Restoration and Upgrade Activities
• Evaluated relocation issues and determined reimbursement rights and the need for grant of alternate Right-of-Way (ROW); Negotiated, drafted and finalized reimbursement agreements and grants of alternate ROW.
• Negotiated Indefeasible Rights of Use (IRUs) agreements to share ownership of fiber optic systems.
• Coordinated the following: (1) relocation with multiple carriers and multiple entities; (2) efforts of outside counsel, R&U, network operations and engineering; (3) major function groups on collection of fiber cuts data and evidence; and (4) OSP Services on demands and collection for reimbursements of relocations of telecommunication systems.
• Provided employee training to ensure regulatory compliance; Responsible for Southeast Region of U.S. (one-third of U.S.)
Montgomery Ward & Co., Inc., Chicago, Ill.: 1978-1980 [www.wards.com]
General Attorney - Real Estate
• Counseled the fifth largest retailer in the United States in most facets of its real estate transactions, including merger/acquisition, leveraged leasing, investigation and analysis of acquisition, financing (interim, take-out, construction, long-term, and junior); sale-leaseback, joint venture, partnership, syndication, lease negotiations, shopping center development (Reciprocal Easement Agreements, Joint Improvement Agreements, A.I.A. construction contracts).
• Prepared and negotiated legal documents for merger, acquisition, development, improvement, and leasing of 50 Jefferson-Ward conversions throughout the Eastern United States; prepared and negotiated most legal documents for the acquisition, joint venture, and construction of major tenant retail stores for regional shopping centers.
General Growth Properties, Inc., Chicago, Ill.: 1976-1978 [www.generalgrowth.com]
Corporate Counsel
• Counseled one of the largest publicly-held (REIT) shopping center developers and managers in the United States, including counseling on most business litigation; negotiation and drafting leases with major tenants, independents, and large-scale, mixed-use commercial projects.
• Advised clients in landlord/tenant rights and remedies, center management responsibilities, and federal and state regulatory requirements.
• Responsible for legal documentation of sale of 20 shopping centers to major lender (Aetna).
I owa Department of Agriculture, Des Moines, Iowa: 1974-1976
Assistant Secretary of Agriculture, Director of Regulatory Division
• Director/administrator of five divisions (supervised approximately 180 employees); counseled Iowa Secretary of Agriculture and other Agency Departments regarding regulatory process and administrative aspects of state government.
• Supervised Department in accordance with policies and applicable laws; interviewed, hired and trained employees.
• Acted as Administrative Law Judge for Department.
United States Air Force....1969-1971
Awarded the National Defense Service Medal-1970
Active duty: Vietnam Era
Professional Awards and Recognition:
>> MCI’s MAP Award for Performance in Law and Public Policy, 1999
>> MCI’s MAP Award for Performance in Law and Public Policy, 1998
>> Williams, Freeman and Harlan, Municipal Regulation of Telecommunications: The Telecommunications Act of 1996 and the Facets of the Paradigm, THE URBAN LAWYER, Vol. 28, No. 4 (Fall, 1996)(recent developments in government operations and law).
>> Harlan and Cunningham, Real Property: Landlord and Tenant, Mortgages and Liens, 40 S.W. L.J. 271 (1986)(survey of 1985 Texas real estate case law).
>> Harlan, Insurance Requirements and Restoration Obligations for Commercial Landlords and Tenants, INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL OF SHOPPING CENTER LAW CONFERENCE MANUAL (1980).
>> Harlan, Remedies: Actions to Be Taken by Landlord or Tenant in Response to a Default by the Other Party, INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL OF SHOPPING CENTER LAW CONFERENCE MANUAL (1980).
>> Iowa American Legion, Iowa Government in Brief, (1976).
Litigation & Transactional Activity:
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Attributes
Skilled negotiator, team-builder and analyst
◦Accomplished public policy developer and tactical strategist
◦Expert communicator of key business issues before legislators and industry associations
◦Broad experience in building strategies for lessening or avoiding governmental regulations
Trial Lawyer and Real Estate Attorney
◦Complex commercial and business litigation
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Real estate litigation
Commercial real estate law
◦Contract negotiation and administration
Partnership matters
◦Administrative law
◦Employment relations
First Chair experience with individual, Corporation, and bankruptcy litigation
Practice in federal and state courts
◦Coordinated and developed litigation strategy
Assisted in administration and operation of law firms
◦Prepared case files for trial from interview through trial
Assisted experienced or inexperienced lawyers with trial preparation and argument
Taught legal principals and legal terminology in post secondary school in Dallas.
Telecommunications Legal Counsel
Franchise Activities:
◦Negotiate, draft and finalize franchise/license documents with local governments, in support of area-wide local service and long-distance construction projects; advocate corporate positions before government regulators at state and local levels; negotiate customer-driven network expansion sites.
◦Identify legal restrictions hampering competition and provide counsel to cross-business unit teams in developing communication for state PUC/PSC's and local units of government; monitor and negotiate development of Ordinances of General Application among municipalities through the U.S.
◦Initiate industry partner coalitions to develop common principles of regulatory strategy; negotiate with Municipal Leagues, Chambers of Commerce, industry groups and state legislatures to initiate, draft, and support favorable Right-of-Way legislation; participate in industry groups to develop uniform policies regarding franchise issues; participate in state Communications Task Forces to develop statewide rules and regulations for the telecommunications industry in Iowa, Minnesota, Nevada, Utah and Wisconsin.
Restoration and Upgrade Activities:
◦Evaluate relocation issues and determine reimbursement rights and the need for grant of alternate Right-of-Way (ROW); Negotiate, draft and finalize reimbursement agreements and grants of alternate ROW;
◦Coordinate the following: (i) relocation with multiple carriers and multiple entities; (ii) efforts of outside counsel, R&U, network operations and engineering; (iii) major function groups on collection of fiber cuts data and evidence; (iv) OSP Services on demands and collection for reimbursements of relocations of systems; Provide training and form development; Cover southeast region of U.S. (one-third of country).
The College of the State Bar of Texas
Dallas, Texas
2001-2011
Juris Doctor
Drake University,
Des Moines, Iowa 1974
Master of Science
Emphasis in economics, education, and history
Chapman University,
Orange, California 1971
Adjunct Instructor 1971
Bachelor of Arts
Emphasis in accounting and economics
Chapman University
Orange, CA 1970.
Honors: Cum Laude
The Fundementals of an Uncontested Divorce
A Practitioner's Guide to Protecting the Client's Homestead
Damages in Civil Litigation 2011
Real Estate Receiverships
2011 Hospitality Law Conference
Advanced Parent-Child Relationships
Parent-Child Relationships-The Basics
Texas Support and Spousal Maintenance Workshop
Fiduciary Litigation Trial Notebook
Advanced Civil Trial Course
State Bar College Summer School
Collection and Creditors Rights-2010
Advanced Consumer Bankruptcy--2010
Business Bankruptcy 101
Bankruptcy Bench Bar Conference
Marriage Dissolution Institute-2010
Marriage Dissolution Boot Camp-2010
Essentials of Business Law-2010
Spring Training-Winner Before Trial
Recent Developments in Labor & Employment Litigation
Current Trends in Venture Capital & Private Equity
Lessons from Guantanamo Bay /Ethics of a Litigator
Strategies for Damages & Attorney Fees
Litigation Update Institute
Building Blocks of Wills, Estate, and Probate Course
Advanced Employment Law
Nuts & Bolts of Employment Law
Medicaid Planning
FBA 6th Annual Bankruptcy Seminar
Annual Ethics CLE for IP Lawyers
Hospitality Law-2012
Admitted:
State of Texas Supreme Court..................................1985
United States District Court.......................................1984
Because of our detailed focus on Real Estate law for over three decades, we have a deep understanding of the vested interest of multiple parties during a transaction, dispute, or other issue. We represent many different individuals, groups, and business entities:
Our firm extends its legal services to the Real Estate community of Dallas, Tarrant, Collin, and Denton counties Texas and is looking forward to helping you assert your rights and champion your interests.
James advises on a broad range of telecommunications-related commercial, transactional, regulatory, and infrastructure matters, particularly those with an international dimension:
As a telecommunications lawyer, James has an in-depth understanding of the commercial and technological aspects of the telecommunications industry and continually monitor market developments in North America and Europe. We offer our clients pragmatic and sector-specific legal advice in order to successfully meet the challenges of today's rapidly developing international telecommunications industry.
Appellate, Banking & Financing, Bankruptcy & Creditors' Rights, Class Action Litigation, Civil Rights Defense, Commercial Litigation, Corporate, Construction Law, Director & Officer Liability, Employee Benefits, Environmental, Fidelity...
Family Law are the laws related to, and regarding families. This includes the establishment of family and domestic relationships, the rules for creating a union - be it marriage, domestic partnerships or civil unions, as well as their termination or dissolution, and the ensuing issues related to this, such as alimony, child support, property division, custody and the like.
When one thinks of family court, marriage, divorce, adoption, domestic abuse, child abuse and other related topics generally come to mind. All of these issues, and more, are addressed in family law.
Family law is ruled largely by statute, but common law precedent plays an important role, as well, and these rules and laws vary from state to state. Although family court is the most well know judiciary body for this area of law, other courts and administrative bodies share jurisdiction as well. Many of the courts offer access to self-help services and legal forms for individuals to proceed without an attorney, but complications can easily arise and retaining an attorney is most often the wiser decision.
We draft the legal documents that are the cornerstone of your franchise system: your franchise disclosure document and your franchise agreement. James also drafts the contracts that go with the FDD and the franchise agreement: guaranties, non-compete agreements, contracts that protect the confidentiality of your confidential information, contracts that help you expand, and contracts that help protect you from liability. James will give you the benefit of a clear, concise, coordinated suite of documents.
Other Legal Experience: 1980-2011
Assisted in supervisory responsibilities in accordance with organization’s policies and applicable laws.
Managed litigation and claims against companies to minimize costs, losses, and future claims and litigation.
Supervised and managed in-house and outside counsel on case development and legal strategy.
Established policies and procedures regarding local, state and federal regulations regarding specific industries.
Lorman Education Services –Law of Easements: Legal Issues and Practical Considerations in Texas May, 2006
National Conferences of State Legislatures, Commerce and Communications Committee - Telecom Deregulation : A Threat to State and Local Land-Use and Zoning Policies? April, 1998
United States Telephone Assn.- Rights-of-Way and Access to Municipal Facilities: The Road to Competition - A Tale From Two Cities: Perspectives from Local Governments, June 1997
Strategic Research Institute- The Impact of the Telecom Act of 1996 on Competition in Local Telecom & Cable Markets -
Telecommunications Right-of-Way Ordinances: Municipal Strategies to Protect PROW Authority, December 1996
Strategic Research Institute- Cable/Telco Video Franchising, State and Local Realities - Michigan Revamps Its Telecom Policies and Cities Respond, June, 1996.
Corporate
◦Glamour Shots, Inc.
◦Angel Fire, Inc. (ski resort)
◦American Dental Corporation
◦Montgomery Ward Development Co.
◦United States Consumer Club, Inc.
◦Tioga Weaving Company, Inc.
◦First National Indemnity Corporation
◦University Savings
Diamondback Facilities, Inc.
◦Roadway Inns International, Inc.
◦Summit Hotels International
◦Lodging Systems Management, Inc.
◦Montgomery Ward Properties, Corp.
◦Marcor Housing Systems
◦R.F. Oil Co., Ltd.
Litigation
◦Commercial Development Group, Inc.
◦Diamondback Facilities, Inc.
◦Moussa Enterprises, Inc.
◦Retirement Housing Corporation
Turtle Creek Place, Inc.
◦Best Imports, Inc.
◦Hangers Dry Cleaners and Laundry, Inc.
◦Royal Bank of Canada
◦Other lawyers and law firms ◦Parkmount Hospitality Corporation
◦The Dorchester
Commercial Development Group, Inc.
◦MCImetro Access Transmission Services, Inc.
Telecommunications
◦MCI Communications Corporation, Inc.
◦GTE Services Corporation
Resource Links
United States Supreme Court
U.S. Mail:
Supreme Court of the United States
1 First Street, NE
Washington, DC 20543
Main Telephone: (202) 479-3000
TTY: (202) 479-3472
Available: M-F 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. EST
Website: http://www.supremecourt.gov/
State Bar of Texas
Texas Law Center
1414 Colorado Street
Austin, Texas 78701
Main phone: 512.427.1463
Toll free: 800.204.2222
Main fax: 512.427.4100
Website: http://www.texasbar.com
Dallas Bar Association
2101 Ross Avenue
Dallas, Texas 75201
Main phone: 214.220.7400
Facsimile: 214.220.7465
Website: http://www.dallasbar.org
Collin County District Court System
Website: http://www.co.collin.tx.us
Locations & Contact Information
199th District Court
Collin County Courthouse
2100 Bloomdale Rd., Suite 10030
McKinney, TX 75071
Phone: 972-548-4415 (McKinney)
972-424-1460 ext. 4415 (Metro)
Fax: 972-548-4697 (District Clerk) *
219th District Court
2100 Bloomdale Rd., Suite 20132
Phone: 972-548-4402 (McKinney)
972-424-1460 ext. 4402 (Metro)
296th District Court
Collin County Courthouse map
2100 Bloomdale Rd., Suite 20012
Phone: 972-548-4409 (McKinney)
972-424-1460 ext. 4409 (Metro)
366th District Court
2100 Bloomdale Rd., Suite 30146
Phone: 972-548-4570 (McKinney)
972-424-1460 ext. 4570 (Metro)
Fax: 972-548-4667 *
380th District Court
2100 Bloomdale Rd., Suite 30132
Phone: 972-548-4762 (McKinney)
972-424-1460 ext. 4762 (Metro)
Fax: 972-547-5733 *
401st District Court
2100 Bloomdale Rd., Suite 30030
Phone: 972-548-4241 (McKinney)
972-424-1460 ext. 4241 (Metro)
416th District Court
2100 Bloomdale Rd., Suite 20030
Phone: 972-548-4520 (McKinney)
972-424-1460 ext. 4520 (Metro)
Fax: 972-548-4525 *
417th District Court
2100 Bloomdale Rd., Suite 30290
Phone: 972-548-4658 (McKinney)
972-424-1460 ext. 4658 (Metro)
Fax: 972-548-4298 *
429th District Court
2100 Bloomdale Rd., Suite 10014
Phone: 972-547-5720 (McKinney)
972-424-1460 ext. 5720 (Metro)
Fax: 972-547-5727 *
Denton County District Courts System
http://www.co.denton.tx.us
1029 W. Rosemeade Parkway,
Carrollton, TX 75007-6251
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Cross Roads-
Steven E. Copeland Government Center
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Cross Roads, Texas 76227-7284
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Denton, TX 76205
Health
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Denton-Charlie J. Cole Building
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210 S. Woodrow Lane,
Denton, TX 76205-6304
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Denton-Joseph A. Carroll Building
401 W. Hickory Street,
Denton, TX 76201-9026
Auditor
Budget
Constable Precinct #1
Elections Administration / Voter Registration
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Justice of the Peace Precinct #1
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Denton County Courts Building
1450 E. McKinney Street,
Denton, TX 76209-4524
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Law Library
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African American Museum
Bayless-Selby House Museum
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Denton Courthouse Annex
301 E. McKinney Street,
Denton, TX 76201-4231
Pre-Trial Services
Denton Courthouse on the Square
110 W. Hickory Street,
Denton, TX 76201-4116
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Commissioner Precinct #4
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306 N. Loop 288,
Denton, TX 76209-4887
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Denton, TX 76205-6398
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Horn Government Center
1505 E. McKinney St,
Denton, TX 76209-4525
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Lewisville - Lee Walker Government Center
190 N. Valley Parkway,
Lewisville, TX 75067-3438
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Lewisville - Adult Probation Building
401 N. Valley Parkway Suite 100,
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982 N. Garden Ridge Blvd #180,
Lewisville, TX 75028-2875
Lewisville - Women, Infants, and Children Office
359 Lake Park Rd., Suite 113,
McKinney Storage Building
300 E. McKinney St.
Denton, TX 76201-4232
Pre-Trial Building
1406 Troy H. LaGrone Drive,
Denton, TX 76205-6332
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217 N. Oak Street,
Roanoke, TX 76262-6615\
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Roanoke Government Center
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Sanger Government Center
209 N. Fifth Street,
Sanger, TX 76266-4807
The Colony Government Center
6301 Main Street,
The Colony, TX 75056-1634
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