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IBC Law Firm

full-service business law firm located in Phoenix

Phoenix, United States
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About IBC Law Firm

The IBC Law Firm is a growing business law firm located in Phoenix, Arizona. We are passionate about not only helping people start their business, but also helping those businesses succeed for many years down the road. Our approach to sophisticated, intelligent, and effective legal services at competitive rates has helped us establish long-term business relationships across the valley. We’ll also help you protect your investments through intellectual property rights, business contracts, and by working within relevant law at all times. If it becomes necessary to defend your business… we can do that too.

Founded in 2013 by Attorney Mathew E. Holm, a small business lawyer in Phoenix, the IBC Law Firm has already helped a wide variety individuals and small businesses throughout the Phoenix area and across the state of Arizona on various legal issues including Business Entity Formation, Investor Agreements, Sale of a Business, Federal Trademark Registration, Employment Contracts, Estate Planning and more.

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