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BTLG | Business & Technology Law Group
BTLG | Business & Technology Law Group is a full-service Maryland business law firm. Our business law attorneys in Baltimore, MD provide legal services to a diverse array of businesses from small businesses and entrepreneurs, to local litigation counsel for public companies, in a variety of areas including: litigation, trial, corporate defense, administrative hearings, arbitration, mediation, contracts, collections, labor and employment law, intellectual property, software, computers, technology development transactions, government contracts, real estate, corporate law, business start-up and formation, and more.
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