Commercial Litigation Attorney
At Eko Law, you will find sophisticated representation in business law, partnership, and corporate law (formation, structuring, shareholder agreements), commercial litigation (breach of contract, employee claims, construction litigation, lease litigation, real estate litigation, foreclosure defense), and real estate transactions (commercial real estate, residential real estate, mortgage transactions, lease negotiation and drafting).
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.
Business Lawyer, Tampa, FL
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 or you have suffered injury.
Business Lawyer in Tampa and Clearwater
Florida Attorney, Nickolas Ekonomides is a Business Lawyer in Tampa Bay and Clearwater helping your business navigate the purchase and sale of real estate, sale of business, and 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.
- Business Formations
- Business Contracts
- Civil Lawsuits
- Business Litigation
- Real Estate Law
- Commercial Foreclosure Defense
Contact Florida Attorney, Nick Ekonomides
The early stage of any legal matter is critical. Call to speak with Business Lawyer in Tampa Bay and Clearwater, Nickolas Ekonomides.
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