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your business.

Tell us about your business and the legal support you need. Use our MyCase intake form to start an inquiry about a contract, corporate matter, trademark, startup, or other business legal question.

Start a MyCase inquiry Call (732) 490-8200

Inquiries open our firm’s MyCase contact form.

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Phone

(732) 490-8200

Call our office to discuss getting started or an existing matter.

Email

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For a new matter, the MyCase intake form is the starting point for sharing your general background and legal needs.

New matters

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after your inquiry?

Share the essentials.

Describe your business, the legal support you are seeking, and any relevant timing. Keep the initial inquiry general.

We follow up by email.

We typically email to arrange a time to talk. If you provide sufficient detail, we may instead send a proposed scope of work with fees.

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The next step is to discuss the scope, fees, and engagement terms for the legal work you need.

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Our practice areas cover business and corporate law, commercial contracts, intellectual property, startups, and online business. For defined service options, explore our flat-fee services. You do not need to choose a category before contacting us.

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