Blakely Law Group
California Law Firm
Blakely Law Group
Based in Hollywood, California, The Blakely Law Group represents a wide range of clients, varying from multinational corporations to family owned-businesses, to individuals; recording artists, professional athletes, fashion designers, and photographers. Their principal attorney Mr. Brent Blakely has have many years of working in the legal industry focusing his practice areas on business litigation, intellectual property, and entertainment law.
Practice Areas:
- Business Litigation
- Intellectual Property
- Employment Law
- Entertainment Law
Principal Attorney:
- Brent H. Blakely
Blakely Law Group
915 North Citrus Avenue
Hollywood, California 90038 - 2401
Telephone : (323) 464-7400
Facsimile : (323) 464-7410
http://www.blakelylawgroup.com/
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