About Us
Sherrer & Muhtaris: your choice for competing in a global, digital environment.
Sherrer & Muhtaris is a boutique law firm specializing in intellectual property matters, complex litigation and business transactions. In addition to litigation, our firm places a particular emphasis on technology, media-related business transactions and counseling of clients in the use of "new media" and emerging technologies.
Our purpose is to provide the high quality representation offered by large firms, but with greater efficiency and a personal touch. Our practice is founded upon a commitment to excellence and providing outstanding service to our clients. Our size and experience allow us to provide the highest quality legal work at an exceptional value.
Practice Areas
We’ve Got You Covered
From intellectual property protection to business transactions on all matters, our firm has you covered. Our attorneys provide services in the following areas:
- Intellectual Property
- Intellectual Property Litigation
- Litigation and Alternative Dispute Resolution
- E-Discovery and Information Management
- Technology
- Corporate
- Real Estate
Recent Blog
Wednesday, Apr. 04, 2012
7 Common Questions in Residential Real Estate Deals
7 Common Questions in Residential Real Estate Deals NOT INTENDED TO BE LEGAL ADVICE. 1. Should I have an attorney review my listing agreement? Absolutely. An attorney can help point out items in the listing contract that will net you more from the sale of the home than you may have gotten. At attorney can [...]
Wednesday, Feb. 29, 2012
5 Things to Think About When Starting a Business
5 Things to Think About When Starting a Business NOT INTENDED TO BE LEGAL ADVICE Starting a business can be both an exhilarating, yet stressful event… we should know! There are many things to consider when deciding to go in to business, most of which we can’t cover here, but here are 5 important things [...]
Thursday, Feb. 16, 2012
ACTA
NOT INTENDED TO BE LEGAL ADVICE As you undoubtedly head over the last few months, the “Internet” was up in arms over a proposed House bill, SOPA. SOPA was the Stop Online Piracy Act. Amongst its many iterations and various ever changing provisions, this bill imposed criminal liability against copyright infringers, forced the registries to [...]