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Stephan H.

Stephan Holmquist

19 reviews
Served as transactional and litigation counsel to clients ranging from start-ups to government entities to publicly traded, Fortune 50 companies. Served as outside genera... read more
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Peter K.

Peter Krehbiel

4 reviews
Peter has a diverse practice in both transactional and litigation matters. Peter represents clients in a wide variety of industries banking, fintech and blockchain, consume... read more
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Lance V.

Lance Venable

10 reviews
I was born and raised in Chicago, Illinois. I completed my Electrical Engineering degree from the Ira Fulton College of Engineering at Arizona State University and Juris Do... read more
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Timothy C.

Timothy Coons

10 reviews
I have built my legal career around assisting business leaders, business owners, and entrepreneurs. My team has advised thousands of individuals through the entire lifecycl... read more
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Taylor B.

Taylor Bell

6 reviews
Taylor Bell provides a wide range of general counsel and employment law services to small and mid-sized businesses. He understands the unique human resource needs of start-... read more
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Chris J.

Chris Jackson

5 reviews
I'm a business law generalist with over 24 years of experience, including as in-house General Counsel, as outside counsel through my own firm and as an attorney in an Am La... read more
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Gary R.

Gary Rosser

4 reviews
Gary graduated from the Ohio State University College of Law with honors and has a Bachelor of Business Administration, Magna Cum Laude, from the University of Toledo. His ... read more
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Robert L.

Robert Larson

2 reviews
Hi, my name is Robert Larson, and I have been a licensed attorney for nearly 20 years (2003). I am licensed to practice law in both Arizona and Utah, and I can also help pe... read more
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Isabel G.

Isabel Gram, Jd

2 reviews
Business & Franchise Specialist. Isabel is an experienced General Counsel and executive who has 14 years as a practicing attorney and has spent the last 5 years in seni... read more
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Nathan P.

Nathan Prince

19 reviews
Nathan Prince is a business lawyer with over three years’ experience. He is licensed to practice law in Arizona and obtained his Juris Doctor in law from the Arizona State University. Nathan also has a B.S. in Aeronautics. He focuses on helping startup business overcome legal obstacles and is exceptionally experienced in dealing with commercial contracts. Nathan has been a contact manager at Honeywell International since January 2015.
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