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Burkhalter Kessler Clement & George LLP

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Business & Commercial Law Lawyers Serving Venice, CA (Serving Los Angeles County)

Over 25 years of high-stakes business litigation. A respected CA firm where results and winning matter. Call for a consultation.

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  • 1  Attorney Rating
  • 30  Years 
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  • 1  Attorney Rating
  • 30  Years 
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The Long Law Group, PC

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Business & Commercial Law Lawyers Serving Venice, CA (Los Angeles, CA)

A boutique firm for your unique business (contracts & litigation), entertainment, IP and employment needs.

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  • 3  Super Lawyers®
  • 19  Years 
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  • 19  Years 
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The Lovell Firm

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Business & Commercial Law Lawyers Serving Venice, CA (Los Angeles, CA)

Top 1%, nationally recognized attorney for your business, entertainment, corporate and IP needs.

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  • 4  Attorney Ratings
  • 34  Years 
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Stone & Sallus, LLP

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Business & Commercial Law Lawyers Serving Venice, CA (Manhattan Beach, CA)

Experienced, assertive business litigation representation throughout Los Angeles and California. Call Stone & Sallus, LLP.

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  • 14  Years 
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Klein & Wilson

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Business & Commercial Law Lawyers Serving Venice, CA (Newport Beach, CA)

Top 50 Super Lawyers Attorney Representing Clients in High-Stakes Business Litigation Cases. Super Lawyers 15+ Consecutive Years

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  • 8  Super Lawyers®
  • 12  Attorney Ratings
  • 15  Years 
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  • 12  Attorney Ratings
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