HTBiz Law

@ The Intersection of Business, Technology and Life Sciences

Providing Excellence in Legal Services

HTBiz Law, draws on over 50 years of combined "big law," government, and large corporate experience, bringing clients excellence in legal services coupled with the personal attention and efficiency of a small law firm. We understand that each client, whether an established business, emerging company or individual entrepreneur, faces unique circumstances in the challenging legal landscape. Choosing an attorney is an important decision. We provide sophisticated guidance and legal counsel to local, national and international clients in the substantive areas of technology, life sciences, commercial contracting and general business law. At HTBiz Law, we work closely with clients to understand their particular needs, to identify key issues, and to develop innovative, business-focused solutions to their most critical business objectives. 

Client Groups

HTBiz Law provides business-savvy, goal-oriented legal services to a variety of clients, both large and small, including:

  • Software, information systems and technology vendors

  • Website and application developers

  • Media and content development companies

  • Consulting and other professional services providers

  • Solo and small businesses, from startup through mature growth phases.

  • Pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and medical device manufacturers

  • Academic and commercial research institutions

  • Sponsors of clinical research and clinical trial sites

  • Private equity, portfolio management, and venture capital companies

Health and Life Sciences

Technology and Intellectual Property

Goal-Oriented Approach

Through multiple long-term relationships working directly with clients’ scientific and business executive officers, senior management and staff, the firm has developed a deep understanding of the goal-oriented approach necessary to facilitate client projects. 

Fostering Positive Business Relationships

Having represented both licensors and licensees, vendors and purchasers, and sponsors and researchers, the firm has the unique perspective necessary to resolve complex contracting issues in a manner that meets all parties’ business needs and fosters positive relationships.

Single Project or Long Term Business Needs

Whether you are looking for assistance on a single legal matter, or longer term support, HTBiz Law is available to meet your business needs. If you are looking to manage your internal contract needs, we offer a variety of options so that your legal costs can be more easily budgeted. 

Core Practice Areas

Clinical Trials and Human Subject Protections

Business Law and Consulting Services

Information Systems and Telecommunications

Solo and Small Businesses

INSIGHTS

Insights
The Business Owner's Guide to Actually Taking a Break
The Business Owner's Guide to Actually Taking a Break

Most business owners I know say they want to rest more. Few of them actually do it, and even fewer do it well. It's not usually a discipline issue. It's usually a structural one. This newsletter walks through the infrastructure that lets a business owner actually step away, what most businesses are missing, and where the ones that get it right tend to start.

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The Real Cost of "We'll Do the Paperwork Later"
The Real Cost of "We'll Do the Paperwork Later"

Most business owners I work with have, at some point, told me some version of this story: they needed help, found someone great, and started the work without a written agreement. The cost of that lack of a contract usually shows up months or years later, when something has already gone wrong. This is what doing it upfront actually looks like, and the one habit that separates the businesses that scale their teams smoothly from the ones that struggle with it.

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The Quiet Cost of Unclear Marketing Claims
The Quiet Cost of Unclear Marketing Claims

Most growing businesses aren't getting flagged for one big false claim. They're accumulating dozens of small, unclear ones across captions, sales pages, testimonials, and email copy. None of them feel like a problem on their own. But they stack.

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