Top San Diego International Law Lawyers - California

Nearby Cities: El Cajon, Chula Vista, Escondido, Vista, Oceanside

Related Practice Areas: Native Peoples, Tax, International Law, Environmental

The Law Offices of Justin J. Shrenger, APC, ("JJS APC") was established in 1994 and has continuously been involved in the provision of high quality legal services pertaining to the legal aspects of doing business in China.  It was one of the first firms in the world to specialize in this area of law.  Despite its small size it has played a major role in the development of...

Daily Law Group is an innovative, dynamic law firm serving corporations, business owners, investors and individuals. We have proven abilities in entrepreneurial financing, the structuring of complex financial transactions, the provision of services to growing businesses and other matters of interest to business executives and entrepreneurs. We also help those who have been injured to receive the...

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