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Mark A. Coursey is a seasoned attorney based in Augusta, Maine, with over 12 years of dedicated legal experience. He serves at the Maine Department of Transportation, where he leverages his extensive knowledge in foreclosure, government law, and discrimination to effectively advocate for his clients. Located at 16 State House Station, Mark is well-positioned to address complex legal challenges, providing strategic solutions that are both innovative and grounded in a deep understanding of the law. Renowned for his meticulous attention to detail and unwavering commitment to justice, Mark has built a reputation as an authoritative voice in his practice areas. His expertise in foreclosure law allows him to adeptly navigate the intricacies of property disputes, ensuring that his clients' rights are protected and their interests are vigorously represented. In government law, Mark's insights into regulatory compliance and policy implementation make him an invaluable asset to the Maine Department of Transportation, where he contributes to shaping the legal frameworks that underpin critical infrastructure projects. Mark's dedication to fighting discrimination is evident in his proactive approach to addressing issues of inequality and advocating for fair treatment under the law. He is committed to fostering an inclusive environment, both within his practice and in the broader community, ensuring that all individuals have access to justice. With a client-centered approach, Mark A. Coursey combines his legal acumen with a compassionate understanding of his clients' needs, delivering personalized and effective legal solutions that drive positive outcomes.

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