Profile
Strategic Legal Counsel for Business and Workforce
A|Squared Legal Group, PLC is a dynamic, woman-owned law firm located in the heart of Detroit’s Financial District. Founded by attorney Alari K. Adams, the firm specializes in bridging the gap between complex legal requirements and practical business goals. ‘A|Squared’ operates on the philosophy that a lawyer should be a partner in your success, not just a distress call. The firm is particularly renowned for its ‘Outside General Counsel’ services, providing small to mid-sized businesses with the ongoing legal support typically reserved for large corporations with in-house departments. From the historic U.S. Mortgage Bond Building on Shelby Street, the firm serves a diverse clientele of entrepreneurs, established companies, and employees seeking justice. 💼
Core Practice Areas
The firm offers a focused suite of services designed to protect business interests and ensure fair treatment in the workplace.
- Employment and Labor Law: Representing both employers and employees in matters involving wrongful termination, discrimination, harassment, and wage disputes. They help businesses draft compliant handbooks and employment agreements to prevent litigation before it starts.
- Business and Corporate Law: Assisting with entity formation, contract drafting, mergers, and acquisitions. The firm guides entrepreneurs through the lifecycle of their business, from startup to exit strategy.
- Intellectual Property: protecting creative assets through trademark registration and licensing agreements, ensuring that a brand’s identity remains secure.
- General Counsel Services: Providing on-demand legal advice for day-to-day operations, risk management, and compliance issues.
Housed in a Historic Gem
A|Squared Legal Group is headquartered in the beautifully restored 607 Shelby Street building (historically the U.S. Mortgage Bond Building). This 1925 limestone structure blends Neoclassical and Renaissance Revival architecture, offering a creative and inspiring environment. The building is a hub of innovation, housing not only legal professionals but also the hidden speakeasy ‘The Shelby’ in its basement vault. Located at the corner of Shelby and Congress, the office is steps away from the Westin Book Cadillac and the Huntington Place convention center. 🏛️
Committed to Client Success
What sets A|Squared Legal Group apart is its certification as a Women’s Business Enterprise (WBENC), reflecting a commitment to diversity and excellence. Attorney Alari Adams brings a unique perspective as both a business owner and a legal professional, allowing her to anticipate the challenges her clients face. The firm prides itself on responsiveness and transparency, ensuring that clients are never left in the dark about the status of their legal matters. Whether you are an employee fighting for your rights or a CEO navigating a complex negotiation, A|Squared Legal Group provides the squared-away legal solutions you need to move forward with confidence. 🤝
Specializing In
Employment Litigation, Business Formation, Outside General Counsel, Intellectual Property
Address & Location
U.S. Mortgage Bond Building, 607 Shelby St Suite 728, Financial District, Detroit, MI 48226
Building Location
The firm is located in the 607 Shelby building (historically the U.S. Mortgage Bond Building). This 9-story boutique office building features a limestone facade with Neoclassical details. It is located on the corner of Shelby St and Congress St, directly across from the parking garage.
Suite Access
Enter the lobby from Shelby Street. The building has a modern, secure entry. Take the elevator to the 7th Floor. Suite 728 is clearly marked.
Parking Details
The Financial District Garage is immediately adjacent to the building on Shelby St. Street parking is available via the ParkDetroit app on Congress St.
Public Transit
The Financial District QLINE stop is one block away on Woodward. The Congress People Mover station is also within a one-minute walk.
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