Neider & Boucher

Neider & Boucher

Navigation

  • Our Firm
    • History
    • Community
  • Our People
    • Attorneys
    • Staff
  • Business Services
    • Business Start-Ups & Financing
    • Business Transactions & Operations
    • Commercial Real Estate Investments & Transactions
    • Creditors Rights & Collections
    • Dispute Resolution & Litigation
    • Health Law
    • Immigration
    • Intellectual Property Protection
    • International Business Transactions
    • Labor and Employment Law & Litigation
    • Mergers & Acquisitions
    • Shareholder Disputes & Negotiations
    • Taxes & Tax Planning
  • Individual Services
    • Dispute Resolution and Litigation
    • Estate Planning & Probate
    • Real Estate Transactions
    • Taxes & Tax Planning
  • News
  • Events
  • Contact
  • November 23, 2015
  • Kim Straka

Free legal advice yields valuable benefits to startups, state

Categories: Attorney Article

On November 12, 2015 the University of Wisconsin-Madison posted this article by David Tenenbaum, Free legal advice yields valuable benefits to startups, state, where Attorney Joe Boucher is quoted.

← Neider & Boucher Attorneys Named to 2015 Wisconsin Super Lawyers
Basics & Beyond: An Annotated List for Startups #1-3 →

Upcoming Events

Wisconsin Early Stage Symposium
November 6-7, 2019

Business Startups

  • N&B Startup Packages

Neider & Boucher © 2019. All Rights Reserved.

The content on the Neider & Boucher website is for informational purposes only and is not intended to be legal advice. Online readers should not act upon information obtained through this website without consulting with an attorney. We welcome you to contact us, but please note that contacting us does not create an attorney-client relationship. We will be your attorney only if we accept you as a client and only for the matters that we indicate we are acting as your attorney. If you communicate with us through this website or any other medium regarding a matter for which we do not already represent you or for which we have not accepted representation, then your communications with us may have limited or no attorney-client privilege protections and we may have a limited or no duty to maintain the confidentiality of your communications. Home | Our Firm | Our People | Business Services | Individual Services | News | Privacy Policy | Web services by Makin' Hey!