Business Litigation Attorneys in  Orange County, CA

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Brad Nakase, Attorney

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Protecting Businesses in Orange County

When businesses and entrepreneurs deal with contract violations or other legal issues resulting in financial damage, they should consult with an attorney. That lawyer can help them figure out if legal action makes sense and is worth the investment. When you discover that you or your business is in need of protection from a lawsuit, contact Nakase Law Firm. Our skilled business litigation attorneys will defend your valuable interests for the long term.

Serving Your Legal Interests

Nakase Law Firm specializes in complicated commercial litigation in and around Orange County. Our experience means that our clients are able to take advantage of the diverse skills of our lawyers, in and out of trial. Our business attorneys provide our clients with unique perspectives on various issues, from company formation to other important legal issues.

Our Areas of Business Law Expertise

When your business becomes involved in a high-profile dispute, contact our litigation attorneys. We are ready to deal with the difficult issues you have questions about, including but not limited to:

  • Lawsuits involving unjust competition, sometimes involving an ex-employee with private company information
  • Employment and labor law disputes
  • Contract disputes including non-compete / non-solicitation agreements
  • Partnership disputes, partnership disputes, corporate disputes; including disputes that require negotiation of business/partnership dissolution as well as trial/litigation
  • Business disputes

When You Contact Us, You Will Find Experienced Business Lawyers

Nakase Law Firm advises clients throughout Orange County and the surrounding area. For a free consultation concerning a business litigation issue in Orange County, contact our law firm today.

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