ARI LAW

Industries

Small Business

At ARI LAW, we understand the needs and goals of small businesses, as distinct from the needs of extremely large publicly traded companies, catered to by big law firms. We built our law firm model in order to provide better and more cost-effective services to small business owners, start-up professionals, GCs, and partners.

Technology

As a San Francisco based firm, with roots in Silicon Valley, ARI LAW is proud to represent some of the best and brightest innovators and people in technology. Our attorneys will take the time to understand your techniques, skills, methods, and processes, as well as your product offerings, and the market, and we will protect, defend, and maximize the value of your technology.

Consumer

ARI LAW’s consumer and unfair competition law practice is two-fold: (1) to understand, protect and maximize the rights and interests of honest consumers that have been deceived or injured by unfair or fraudulent business practices in the marketplace, and (2) to counsel clients regarding the proper way to protect consumer rights and best practices.

Investments

We represent clients in transactions intended to achieve economic goals. These activities may include investments, buying and selling of products or assets, real estate, organizing and maintaining accounts, issuing stocks or bonds, arranging loans, negotiating debt related issues, or other business activities with specific monetary objectives.

Emerging Companies

We are focused on, in fact born out of, the startup and emerging company market. We launch numerous startups every year and are consistently recognized as a trusted go-to. As entrepreneurs, you are driven to innovate, and we’re driven to help you realize opportunities. We work shoulder to shoulder to help achieve your vision.

Law & Policy

ARI LAW provides consultation on law, public policy, and legislative matters. Reach out for more information about our capabilities in this area.

Insurance

Insurance law is the practice of law relating to insurance, including insurance policies and claims. It can be subdivided into three main categories, consisting of (1) regulation of the business of insurance, (2) regulation of the content of insurance policies, and (3) regulation of claim handling.