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Meeting Sophisticated Commercial Real Estate Legal Challenges

Commercial real estate is consistently growing and evolving. Because of this, when you encounter a problem as a business owner, commercial property owner, local government official or more, you need to be certain that your attorney has the resources, skills and experience to defend your needs.

We are knowledgeable litigators who advise and represent businesses of all sizes. You can rely on our experience to help you manage risks and efficiently resolve your dispute.

How Our Services Can Benefit You

A dispute of any kind has the potential to result in litigation. We work to resolve your legal issues as quickly and efficiently as possible. As our goal is to seek a favorable resolution at the earliest opportunity, this may mean pursuing alternative dispute resolution techniques, such as arbitration or mediation. However, when this does not yield a resolution that suits your best interests, we are prepared to defend you through litigation. We assist clients facing complex real estate problems, including:

  • Commercial lease disputes
  • Breach of contract
  • Construction defect defense
  • Disputes over boundaries or easements
  • Environmental litigation, including water rights disputes
  • Disputes between buyers and sellers

Leveraging Our Experience In Other Areas

Our unique backgrounds can strengthen your case. As experienced business law and environmental law attorneys, we can provide a knowledgeable perspective when such issues become intertwined with commercial real estate disputes.

Protect Your Interests By Contacting An Attorney Today

For further information on how we can assist you, contact our firm. Call us at (866) 977-8921 or email us here to schedule an initial consultation with our attorneys.

Frequently Asked Questions About California Environmental Defense

My business received a Proposition 65 notice. What should I do?

Act quickly. Proposition 65 notices trigger a statutory clock, and how you respond early can significantly affect your options. Contact us as soon as possible so we can assess the claim and advise on the best path forward.

Can a current property owner be held liable for contamination they didn't cause?

In many cases, yes. CERCLA and related state laws can impose cleanup liability on current owners even without fault. Defenses are available, including innocent landowner protections. But they require careful legal work.

How long do we have to respond to an agency enforcement notice?

Deadlines vary by agency and notice type, and some response windows are very short. Contact us promptly after receiving any agency correspondence to make sure your rights are protected.

Contact Us for a Confidential Case Evaluation

Environmental liability can threaten your business, your property, and your bottom line. The sooner you have experienced defense counsel in your corner, the better your options.

Contact Tropea McMillan LLP today at (866) 977-8921 to request a confidential consultation and learn how our California environmental defense firm can protect what you’ve built.

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