Tampa Florida Real Estate Lawyer and Estate Planning Attorney
Call Us: (813) 314-2475
Call Us: (813) 314-2475
Tampa Florida Real Estate Lawyer and Estate Planning Attorney
Call Us: (813) 314-2475
If you have a dispute and have exhausted all amicable avenues to resolve it, it may be time for you to get an attorney involved. Businesses have disputes with landlords, vendors, customers and governing bodies every day.
The first legal step taken to try to resolve a business dispute is called a demand letter. If your business needs legal representation and a proper demand letter drafted and sent to a third party, please contact us today to schedule a free initial consultation and obtain a quote for your business!
As a business or business owner you may have a dispute with a landlord, customer, vendor or governing body. The first legal step taken to try to resolve a business dispute is called a demand letter.
If you received a demand letter from an attorney representing one of the above mentioned parties you should immediately hire an attorney in order to properly respond to any claim. Contact us today to schedule a free initial consultation and obtain a quote for your business!
The final step taken by a business prior to litigation is called a pre-suit mediation conference. It is not very common, but if you have proper contracts in place for your business, you may find yourself needing to attend a pre-suit mediation.
Mediation is an informal conference where the disputing parties meet together with a mediator. The mediator's job is to bring the parties closer to a resolution from being very far apart in their positions. A mediator can have the parties come to an agreement or impasse.
It is imperative that you have solid counsel by your side for this mediation. Litigation is costly and a last ditch effort to resolve your business dispute should be executed at the best of your business' abilities. Call our office today to schedule a free initial consultation and obtain a quote for your business!
Businesses consider filing and defending law-suits as a cost of doing business. Once all amicable avenues are exhausted in a business dispute, the parties usually need to head to court.
In Florida, if your business is in litigation, you are required to be represented by an attorney in court (exceptions are made for some landlords). If your business needs to file or defend a law suit please contact us today to schedule a free initial consultation and obtain a quote for your business!
Some businesses have an arbitration clause in their contract. Arbitration is similar to mediation but instead of a mediator there is an arbitrator in place. The arbitrator acts like a judge and drafts a legally binding decision for the parties to follow.
The arbitration decision is legally binding and enforceable by the court of proper jurisdiction. If your business needs counsel for an arbitration please contact us today to schedule a free initial consultation and obtain a quote for your business!
Please call Peart Law Office during normal business hours at (813) 314/2475 and we can schedule your free initial consultation for you to speak with our Attorney. If you submit your information on this form we will contact you as soon as we can, which is usually within 1 to 48 hours.
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