Wy’’East Law Firm is a boutique technology law office in Portland, Oregon. Richard Bloom, an experienced attorney who has worked previously for (name omitted), will lead the firm. WLF will handle all IT-related needs. Specializations include mergers, acquisitions, and qualified stock options plans.
In addition to WLF’s technology practice, we will offer public interest legal work at subsidized rates. The technology practice will allow the firm to be able to provide public interest organizations legal help at the cost of overhead.
WLF is a limited-liability company that was founded by Richard Bloom.
1.1 Objectives
WLF’s objectives for the first three year of operation are:
To create an law firm whose primary goal will be to exceed customers’ expectations.
To create a client roster that includes at least 20 companies each with revenues over $3,000,000
To improve our ability to serve public interests organizations each year.
To be able each year to offer some legal services at a sub-subsidized rate.
1.2 Mission
The mission of Wy’East Law Firm is to provide the Portland community with technological and public interest legal guidance. We exist to attract and maintain customers and to support the public interest community. If we stick to this maxim, everything else falls into place.
Advocates for Legal Equal Access, a non-profit public-interest law firm, provides civil rights representation to Portland residents. Advocates’ provides legal aid to those that cannot afford it and those that are not serviced through other organizations. America is a litigious society by nature. To enforce and assert these rights, lawyers are usually needed. This is not a problem only for people who have the money to do so, but civil rights can often be compromised for those without it. Advocates for Legal Equal Access aims to reverse this trend and offer legal assistance to those who can’t afford it.
Advocates for Legal Equal Access (Al Rand) was founded and is headed by Al Rand. Al will leverage his outstanding networking and marketing skills to bring visibility and donations to the organization. Advocates of Legal Equal Access will be supported by law firms and corporate money donations. They also accept pro bono legal aid from attorneys. Advocates for Legal Equal Access was established with time and money donated by Al. The organization will also be supported by donations.
1.1 Objectives
The following objectives are set for the initial three years of operation
To create a service-based organisation whose primary goal to exceed customer’s expectations.
To provide legal assistance to Portland citizens who couldn’t otherwise afford it.
To increase donations by 20% per year.
1.2 Mission
Advocates for Legal Equal Access’ mission is to provide civil rights services to the Portland indigent. We exist to attract and maintain customers. If we follow this maxim, all else will fall into place. We will exceed your expectations with our services.