Litigation & Disputes

Business Contract Litigation in Florida.

Florida business contract litigation for breach-of-contract disputes, partnership disagreements, services contract disputes, and commercial lease litigation. Billed hourly at $495/hr.

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Business Contract Litigation
Litigation & Disputes

Business Contract Litigation

Florida business contract litigation for breach-of-contract disputes, partnership disagreements, services contract disputes, and commercial lease litigation. Billed hourly at $495/hr.

A Golm Law attorney personally handles every business contract dispute, from the first demand through settlement or trial. Litigation is billed hourly at $495/hr. Our litigation team includes Brett Sarason, Esq., who brings more than 25 years of corporate and civil litigation experience.

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What you get

Business Contract Litigation: what’s included

The scope below is typical for this matter type; exact scope is confirmed at the consultation.

  • Breach of contract disputes
  • Partnership disagreements
  • Vendor / services contract disputes
  • Commercial lease litigation
  • Business divorce / wind-down
  • Settlement negotiation
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Schedule a consultation with one of our attorneys: $150 without document review or $350 with document review, credited back if you retain us.

1904 Manatee Ave. W., Suite 300, Bradenton, FL
Mon–Fri 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM ET

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