Onu Law Firm – Intellectual Property Law
California Law Firm
Mitch Onu is the principal owner of The Onu Law Firm. His practice focuses on a diverse range of transactional and litigation matters involving intellectual property, employment, business and real estate matters. Mitch has extensive experience handling all aspects of business, intellectual property, real estate and employment litigation in administrative agencies, state and federal courts nationwide, including dispute resolution and jury trials.
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