Kalamazoo Internet Law Attorneys

Internet Law

Kalamazoo based business that conduct business online deserve attorneys that understand the internet law landscape. Revision Legal’s Kalamazoo internet law attorneys have substantial experience representing online businesses across the United States.

 

Our attorneys are experienced in drafting privacy polices and terms of use for traditional, information based websites, e-commerce websites, and unique websites that permit the sharing of highly private information or sensitive content.

 

Our local location and high level of experience creates the prefect fit for businesses in the Kalamazoo area and southwestern Michigan as a whole. We provide the services you need, often times a flat fee, instead of billing at an hourly rate.

 

If you are seeking experienced internet law counsel local to the Kalamazoo area, contact our attorneys today by completing the form to the right or calling 269-281-3908.

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