Barbara I Berschler ESQ

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Serving Maryland and Washington, D.C., Businesses Since 1985
To discuss your need with a skilled business law, software licensing and intellectual property lawyer, contact Ms. Berschler at 301-761-4097.
Astute ▪ Diligent ▪ Results-Oriented
Attorney Barbara Berschler advises businesses and individuals throughout the Washington, D.C. and greater Maryland area on legal matters including intellectual property and business contract negotiation. In practice since 1985, she offers clients representation backed by years of experience. She is driven by a dedication to protecting client interests and accomplishing their objectives.
Barbara has published The Business Owner's Guide to Intellectual Property Issues, a handbook to familiarize business owners and creators of intellectual property with the characteristics of the different forms of IP. A PDF version of the guide is available.

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Business law and intellectual property law are complex. The average individual and business owner may feel overwhelmed when trying to research or resolve a problem. For questions and answers to several frequently asked questions, visit Ms. Berschler's FAQ page. For a more in-depth explanation of several current legal hot topics, view her articles section.
Attorney Berschler joined Press, Potter & Dozier, LLC. Their law offices are conveniently located in Bethesda, Maryland. Contact her to schedule an initial consultation.
Attorney Barbara Berschler represents clients in Washington, D.C., Maryland and Virginia, including Rockville, Chevy Chase, Silver Spring, Baltimore, Columbia, Frederick, Upper Marlboro, Montgomery County, Prince George's County, Howard County, Baltimore County, Frederick County, Alexandria, Fairfax County, Arlington County and Loudoun County, as well as clients throughout the United States.

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