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Keilen Law - Kalamazoo, Michigan
Keilen Law, PLC is located in Kalamazoo, Michigan, with offices in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Serving throughout the State of Michigan, Keilen Law, PLC believes in promoting justice through client-focused legal services. The firm has a strong and tested reputation for helping clients achieve their goals...
Keilen Law - Kalamazoo, Michigan
Keilen Law, PLC is located in Kalamazoo, Michigan, with offices in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Serving throughout the State of Michigan, Keilen Law, PLC believes in promoting justice through client-focused legal services. The firm has a strong and tested reputation for helping clients achieve their goals. Whether assisting corporations, small-business owners, or individual clients, the firm is well-equipped to assist clients in matters of litigation, business and corporate formation, business and corporate transactions, estate planning and probate-wills, trusts, and estates, estate litigation, estate administration, real estate, employment law, trademark law, copyright, complex litigation, and niche practice areas such as legal issues pertaining to life science-medical devices and medical malpractice.
Through tested experience, Keilen Law, PLC is a firm providing clients with the clarity and confidence they expect from a practice that lives and works in the evolving business world. Founding attorney Adam J. Keilen brings insight and real-world business experience to the firm as the owner of a Kalamazoo based medical device company. With a strong understanding of the issues facing modern business owners, Keilen Law, PLC can better represent your interests. If you or your business requires representation, turn to Keilen Law, PLC as your resource for practical and creative legal solutions that help you meet your goals with effective strategies and professional legal acumen.
About KEILEN LAW, PLC
Practice Areas
- Business and Corporate Law
- Litigation
- Estate Planning and Probate: Wills, Trusts and Estates
- Business/Corp Formation
- Estate and Trust Litigation
- Real Estate & Construction Law
- Intellectual Property
- Trademark Law
- Copyright Law
- Life Science/Medical Device
- Personal Injury
- Employment Law
Published Works
- Litigation
- Business Law
- Real Estate
- Estate Planning
- Patent Licensing
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Office Information
Address
141 E. Michigan Ave.Suite 602 Kalamazoo, MI 49007 - 3943
Phone
Fax
- 269-459-1478
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KEILEN LAW, PLC Eagle Run Drive NE #104 Grand Rapids, MI 49525 616-226-8808
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