Colby Law Office

As small business owners are well aware, we live in litigious times where anyone who feels that they have been wronged files a lawsuit. Now, more than ever, it is important that small businesses examine their options to determine the correct type of business entity in which to operate.

Every business owner has, at some point, received the age-old advice to “get it in writing” when referring to memorializing any hand-shake deals and transactions. But we all know that sometimes business moves too fast to go back and forth with a contract. It doesn’t have to be a chore, and it doesn’t have to be time-consuming.

Many of our clients find themselves and their business more and more involved with the Internet and computer technology. It may be as simple as setting up a website for your company and developing customer relationships, or as complex as entering into agreements and processing online transactions.

At Colby Law Office, we take an entrepreneur’s perspective of Intellectual Property. The reality of any business in the new economy is that trademarks, copyrights, confidential and proprietary information, and other forms of intellectual property are essential components to the business.

Rapid advances in technology and communication have shrunk our world and brought people in distant time zones close together—virtually, anyway. The Internet alone has made it possible to find just about anything anywhere any time without leaving a huge carbon footprint in your wake.

Colby Law Office keeps abreast of developments in the law and tailors its clients’ visa petitions to meet this often shifting regulatory landscape. While prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome, Colby Law Office is proud of its 100% success record in obtaining O-1 visas on behalf of its clients.