About San Diego Corporate Law

Practice Overview

All businesses need access to an attorney experienced in business law. While large businesses have legal departments full of lawyers to advise the directors, officers, and top management, most businesses have neither the need nor the means to employ an attorney full-time. To compete with businesses large enough to have access to legal knowledge on demand, it is essential to find an attorney who is not only proficient, but responsive as well.

San Diego Corporate Law takes tremendous pride in being responsive to all client inquiries, offering same day responses to client inquiries. In the fast-paced world of business, decision makers cannot wait days to hear back from an attorney.

Being responsive also means being accessible. Any competent attorney can provide legal counsel and representation, but this ability is meaningless if the legal service is prohibitively expensive. San Diego Corporate Law strives to provide legal services at rates clients can actually afford. In the spirit of lowering the cost of legal service, San Diego Corporate Law does not surcharge for copy service, fax service, phones service, postage or anything else. The hourly rate or flat rate quoted is the exact amount appearing on client statements and invoices. Initial consultations with San Diego Corporate Law are free of charge and obligation.

A client's time is valuable. San Diego Corporate Law keeps an active database of prescreened local businesses which provide B2B services and is always ready to recommend a suitable bank, a quality accountant or knowledgeable insurance agent.

To schedule a free consultation, visit the contact page and call or write today. San Diego Corporate Law will answer all requests within 24 business hours.

Attorney Profile

Michael J. Leonard, Esq., San Diego, CA

"All lawyers have taken the time to learn the law. Not all lawyers will take the time to learn your business. That is what I want to do; learn your business. Before founding San Diego Corporate Law, I spent several years in leadership roles of closely held corporations. In that time I learned the issues facing each business in each industry are unique. Broad application of the same business principles between industries or even between two businesses in the same industry is not superlative management. Similarly, providing counsel to a business without understanding the industry or the needs of the specific business is not a superlative practice of law. I strive to provide first-class legal service, and that means knowing how you do your work before I do mine."

Admissions

State Bar of California

United States District Court for the District of Southern California

Education

Thomas Jefferson School of Law, San Diego, CA
Juris Doctor -- May 2008
Certificate in Law, Technology and Communications

University of San Diego, San Diego, CA
Bachelor of Arts, Physics -- May 1998
Minors in Biology, Chemistry and Mathematics