Commercial Real Estate & Business Litigation Attorneys

A commercial real estate attorney helps with purchase and sale agreements, leases, title concerns, escrow issues, closings, zoning matters, financing documents, and disputes. Golm Law Firm reviews documents, explains risks, negotiates terms, and helps structure transactions so buyers, sellers, investors, lenders, landlords, and developers can move forward with greater confidence.

Business litigation can involve contract disputes, partnership or member disagreements, payment conflicts, lease disputes, fraud claims, business torts, and disagreements arising from real estate or commercial transactions. Golm Law Firm handles pre-litigation matters and active litigation, helping clients assess claims, preserve leverage, and pursue resolution or court representation when necessary.

Pre-litigation services are used before a lawsuit is filed. They may include document review, legal risk assessment, demand letters, negotiation strategy, and evaluation of possible claims or defenses. Golm Law Firm offers limited scope flat-rate, hybrid, and hourly options for pre-litigation matters so clients can address disputes strategically before escalating to court.

Yes. Golm Law Firm offers consultation options for business and real estate matters. A 30-minute consultation is available for direct attorney guidance without document review, while a 60-minute consultation includes document review before the meeting. Consultations may be conducted by phone, virtually, or in office, depending on the matter and client preference.

The cost depends on the service type and scope. A 30-minute consultation is $150, and a 60-minute consultation with document review is $350. Certain transactional matters have flat rates, pre-litigation services may start at flat or hybrid rates, and active litigation is billed hourly with retainers starting at $5,000.

Yes. Golm Law Firm assists with contract negotiation, drafting, and review for business and real estate matters. This may include commercial leases, purchase agreements, operating agreements, private loan documents, disclosures, riders, and other legal documents. The goal is to clarify obligations, reduce ambiguity, and protect the client’s practical and financial interests.

Golm Law Firm provides legal services for Florida real estate and business matters, with an office in Bradenton and service areas including Manatee County, Sarasota, Tampa, Southwest Florida, and statewide Florida matters. Consultations may be available in person, virtually, or by phone, making representation accessible for clients across the region.

For commercial real estate closings, it is helpful to provide the purchase agreement, amendments, title documents, surveys, leases, financing documents, entity records, prior deeds, and any known correspondence about title or property issues. Providing documents early allows the attorney to identify risks, coordinate title or escrow needs, and keep the transaction moving efficiently.