InspiraLaw - Palo Alto Business Attorney
California Law Firm
Elaine H. Dai, founder of InspiraLaw®, brings a unique combination of legal, business and creative experience to representing nonprofits and emerging and established businesses. A creative problem-solver, she helps businesses and nonprofits inspire and change the world through timely and innovative solutions to legal problems.
InspiraLaw® is based in the heart of Silicon Valley, leveraging traditional and virtual technologies to provide clients access no matter where they are in the world. This also minimizes overhead, paper and energy waste, reducing costs for clients and to the environment.
http://inspiralaw.com/
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