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Steven S.

Steven Stark

524 reviews
For over 30 years, Steven Stark has offered counsel to non-profit organizations and private companies. He has a passion for helping small businesses in particular since he himself started several businesses of his own in New York and Florida. He understands the importance of small businesses having a reliable attorney to advise them about legal matters from their inception.
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Joshua Garber

285 reviews
Representing notable clients like Tesla and the City of Los Angeles, Josh Garber excels at helping clients with employment and labor laws. Many of his past clients have had great success using Josh for employment agreements and Division of Labor Standards Enforcement (DLSE) hearings. With his practical advice, he has even helped clients avoid going to court.
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Sue D.

Sue Dunbar

264 reviews
Go with Sue Dunbar if you want a big law firm experience with a small law firm cost. Sue's experience working at Robins Kaplan LLP and serving as special counsel to Senator Joseph Dunn has landed her big-name clients like BestBuy, Time Warner Cable, and Yahoo!. Currently, Ms. Dunbar specializes in knowledge about confidentiality and privacy laws regarding sensitive trade secrets.
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Thad Scroggins

3 reviews
The Law Office of Thad M. Scroggins focuses on the areas of business law, business litigation, and intellectual property. Thad has extensive experience in drafting and ... read more
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Schuyler R.

Schuyler Reidel

12 reviews
Schuyler “Rocky” Reidel is a native Texan, born and raised near Houston, Texas. The attitude Schuyler brings to Reidel Law Firm is embodied in our values: efficiency, accessibility, and excellence. Schuyler is licensed in Texas, US District Court, US Court of International Trade, and is a licensed US customs broker. Schuyler is Mandarin conversant and has many friends, colleagues, and trusted resources in China and around the world. When not helping clients build successful businesses around the world, Schuyler enjoys hiking, fishing, chess, and amateur fencing.
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Stephen A.

Stephen Adams

5 reviews
Currently, Steven Adams is an Intellectual Property Attorney at Luedeka Neely. Before becoming an Attorney, he worked as a Law Clerk for the same Law Practice. His focus areas include intellectual property law, as well as patent, trademark and copyright issues. He works with mid-sized businesses and startups. Stephen studied Law with The University of Tennessee College of Law and obtained his J.D. in 2014. He also has a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from The University of Tennessee, Knoxville.
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Helbert C.

Helbert Canales-Rojas

2 reviews
Mr. Canales-Rojas focuses his practice on business law, commercial litigation, construction litigation, and real estate litigation matters. While Mr. Canales-Rojas focuse... read more
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Donald K.

Donald Katz

1 review
Donald Katz provides legal counsel on an array of issues, including business planning, taxation matters, and commercial transactions in both the automotive and aviation sectors. In particular, he is highly regarded as an aviation attorney and has received recognition for this expertise. Donald also prides himself on his entrepreneurial spirit, as he has been surrounded by entrepreneurs for most of his life.
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Pierre Z.

Pierre Zado

Emerging growth, entrepreneurs, and start-up companies have unique legal needs and Pierre Zado understands those needs. Mr. Zado can help with a wide range of start-up activities, including debt/equity financing deals, compliance, licensing, trademarks, and other general formation matters. He has dealt with companies who work in various industries, including consumer, analytics, hardware, life sciences, and more.
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Matthew H.

Matthew Hadge

Matthew Hadge is primarily a real estate attorney, but also has experience in dealing with other business-related legal practice areas, including business formation and commercial contracts. Matthew is licensed to practice law in Massachusetts and obtained his legal degree from Boston College Law School. He has been an associate attorney at Regnante Sterio & Osborne LLP since August 2016. Prior to this position, he was a Judicial Clerk at the Massachusetts Land Court.
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