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We work with founders, creators, and entrepreneurs building something real. Trademarks, copyright, business formation, contracts, and litigation — we make the law work for you.
Whether you're launching a company, protecting a creative work, or navigating a complex deal, RO LAW provides boutique counsel that keeps pace with how you actually work.
RO LAW LLC is a boutique intellectual property and business law firm founded in 2025. We work with founders, creators, and entrepreneurs who need a legal partner who can keep pace with them.
Our practice is anchored in IP — trademarks, copyright, and the contracts that bring creative and business ventures to life. We also serve clients in technology: AI, robotics, and renewable energy, where legal questions are never purely theoretical.
Founded by Rolanzo R. White, Esq., who earned his J.D. from UMass Law (2013–2016) and brings a production background — Penn State Film, Penn State Athletics — that shapes every engagement.
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Rolanzo advises entrepreneurs, startups, and creatives on business formation, contracts, and intellectual property. A Penn State film alum, UMass Law J.D. (2013–2016), and former sports production team member, he brings creative industry experience and sharp legal precision to every matter.
At RO LAW, you work directly with Rolanzo. Personal, practical counsel built around your goals.
Growing with intention. If you are a talented attorney, paralegal, or legal professional, we would love to connect.
“Rolanzo made the entire trademark process clear and stress-free. He explained every step and delivered everything on time. I felt like I had a real partner protecting my brand.”
“I needed an operating agreement and founder agreements drafted quickly for my startup. RO LAW was sharp, responsive, and understood exactly what our tech company needed. Highly recommend.”
“As a filmmaker, I needed someone who actually understood production agreements and copyright. Rolanzo’s production background made all the difference — he asked the right questions immediately.”
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