The Law Offices of Elaine H. Dai
California Law Firm
The Law Offices of Elaine H. Dai is located in Northern California in Palo Alto. As the principal attorney, Elaine H. Dai has over 10 years of experience advising clients throughout the state of California. Their law firm provides pragmatic solutions and cost-conscious counsel, giving clients peace of mind so that they can implement and advance their worthy causes and goals. Focusing her practice areas on non-profit organizations, music and business law, she is committed to representing all legal matters.
Practice Areas:
- Non-Profit Tax-Exempt Organizations
- Music Law
- Business Law
Principal Attorney:
- Elaine H. Dai
The Law Offices of Elaine H. Dai
Palo Alto, California
Phone: (650) 223-5773
Fax: (215) 565-4777
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