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Enara Law is an Arizona full-service law firm based in Scottsdale, that is here to help with all personal injury and business legal matters. At Enara Law, we’re dedicated to Bringing Legal to Light™. We are moving the legal industry away from keeping clients in the dark, which traditional law firms have done for too long. Traditional firm practices such as lack of communication, minimal explanation to clients about the legal system and ancient billing practices, led to the need for a firm like Enara Law. We’re looking to change people’s negative opinion of lawyers and disrupt the traditional legal practice. That’s why we’ve changed the traditional law firm model. We’ve done away with high fees and billable hours, and replaced them with transparency, affordability, and efficiency for our clients.
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7631 E Greenway Road, Suite B-2, 85260, Scottsdale, United States
- (602)687-2010
- info@enaralaw.com
- enaralaw.com
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