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Baton Rouge Business Law Firm
Overview
Your legal needs are complex and the law is always changing. If you face a legal problem, it is important to have an experienced attorney working for you, one who keeps current on changes in the law and will share this knowledge with you.
At my law office, I focus on educating my clients so they can make informed decisions about their case. In more than 41 years of practice, I have helped countless business people and corporations resolve legal issues in a prompt and efficient manner...
Your legal needs are complex and the law is always changing. If you face a legal problem, it is important to have an experienced attorney working for you, one who keeps current on changes in the law and will share this knowledge with you.
At my law office, I focus on educating my clients so they can make informed decisions about their case. In more than 41 years of practice, I have helped countless business people and corporations resolve legal issues in a prompt and efficient manner...
Your legal needs are complex and the law is always changing. If you face a legal problem, it is important to have an experienced attorney working for you, one who keeps current on changes in the law and will share this knowledge with you.
At my law office, I focus on educating my clients so they can make informed decisions about their case. In more than 41 years of practice, I have helped countless business people and corporations resolve legal issues in a prompt and efficient manner.
Contact My Baton Rouge Office
My office is conveniently located close to I-12. I am available to meet with you from 8 am to 5 pm, Monday through Friday. For assistance from a knowledgeable lawyer, contact me by e-mail or call 225-754-9864.
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About Dale M. Maas, Attorney at Law
Practice Areas
- Business
- Real Estate
- Successions
- Probate
- Wills
Litigation
- 50%
Pro Bono Activities
- Baton Rouge Bar Pro Bono Program, 1977 - Present
Representative Clients
- Exxon
- Deep South Crane and Rigging Company
Representative Cases
References
- Chase Bank
- Deep South Crane & Rigging
Ancillary Businesses
- Lobbied in Washington for National Arthritis Foundation, 1990-1991
Fees
Offers Free Initial Consultation
Office Information
Address
11777 Justice AvenueSuite A Baton Rouge, LA 70816
Phone
Fax
- 225-296-5778
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