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Tampa Business Attorney
Nickolas C. Ekonomides, P.A.
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20+ Years Of Experience
State & Federal Lawsuits
Bay Area Business Attorney
Mr. Ekonomides was admitted to The Florida Bar in 1994 and to the U.S. District Court, Middle District of Florida, in the same year. In 2004, Mr. Ekonomides was admitted to practice before the United States Supreme Court. He is a member of The Florida Bar and the Clearwater Bar Association.
Mr. Ekonomides has been quoted in several national publications on various matters including the Wall Street Journal, Sky Magazine, and Inc. Magazine online. He also was host of “Legal Waves – Keeping you on the Straight and Narrow”, a local radio show for two years.
Staying active in the community is important to Mr. Ekonomides. He served as President and board member of his local Rotary Club as well as the Board of Directors for the Clearwater Beach Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Ekonomides is a long standing member of his church, Holy Trinity, and has been providing Christmas presents to the preemies at All Children’s Hospital every year since 1998.
His number one priority is his wife and grown children.
Legal Areas We Will Assist You With
If your business is in need of an experienced attorney to represent you, Eko Law is here to help.
Additional Practice Areas
- Commercial and Business Litigation
- Business and Corporate Law
- Sales and Dissolutions
- Divestitures and Spinoffs
- Business Formation
- Contract and Partnership Disputes
- Business Owner Disputes
- Business Torts
- Tortious Interference
- Construction Law
- Contract Negotiation & Review
- Non-Compete Agreements
- Real Estate Law
- Real Estate Development
- Commercial Lease Disputes
- Shopping Centers
- Retail Development
Litigation Lawyer
Litigation can be complex and your rights may be compromised if you don’t consult with qualified counsel. If you have questions about shareholder rights, business litigation, or complex civil litigation, please call.
Business Law
The offices of Nickolas C. Ekonomides will answer your questions about your business purchase or sale and assist you in handling insurance claims if your property has suffered damage.
Business Litigation
Small business attorney Nickolas Ekonomides can help your business navigate the purchase and sale of real estate, acquisitions of other businesses, as well as help you navigate the court system in commercial litigation. Corporate law representation includes business structuring, lease negotiation, real estate purchase contracts, financing negotiations, forbearance agreements, and employee matters.
Commercial Litigation Attorney
Disputes between companies, corporations, and individuals out of business or commercial real estate dealings are heard in civil court. The process of suing over these matters is called commercial litigation. Nickolas C. Ekonomides, P.A., focuses on commercial litigation arising out of business relationships and commercial real estate transactions.
At Eko Law, Nickolas C. Ekonomides, provides sophisticated representation in business law, partnership agreements, and corporate law (formation, structuring, shareholder agreements), commercial litigation (breach of contract, employee claims, construction litigation, lease litigation, real estate litigation), and real estate transactions (commercial real estate, residential real estate, mortgage transactions, lease negotiation and drafting).
Business Formations
- Business Contracts
- Civil Lawsuits
- Business Litigation
- Real Estate Law
Contact Nick Ekonomides
The early stage of any legal matter is critical. Call Nickolas Ekonomides today.
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