Are you looking for a business trial lawyer to represent your company in a business dispute?

Hartnett Law Group handles business entity disputes, including partnership disputes, corporate dissolutions, and any other legal challenges facing your organization.

Each of the attorneys at the Hartnett Law Group has experience in litigation, and have concentrated on the substantive legal issues that are often at the center of a complicated business litigation dispute: intellectual property, trade secrets, employment law, real estate, business torts, or corporate governance.

We not only work toward the optimal result for our plaintiff or defendant clients on the issues raised in the initial pleadings, the Hartnett Law Group also pursues any other claims that may arise on your behalf throughout the process of litigation, which can be lengthy.

Our law firm represents corporate, professional and entrepreneurial clients of all sizes, whether it be a small business, or a multi-national corporation.

Our firm offers inclusive counsel to employers of all sizes, and also represent individuals and employee groups with claims for wrongful termination, discrimination, employer retaliation or other workplace rights issues.

The Hartnett Law Group also represents clients in all areas of real estate litigation: real estate transactions, developer disputes, lender claims, construction defects, fraud, commercial landlord-tenant disputes, contract litigation and many other conflicts and lawsuits arising out of the real estate sphere.

Hartnett Law Group has also handled business disputes involving contract, tort, and fraud claims arising from business sales or contracts arising from changes in ownership or the personal dishonesty of a principal.

The Hartnett Law Group provides comprehensive client service on intellectual property litigation in Orange County and Southern California. We advise entrepreneurs, small businesses, and established corporations on difficulties, issues, or concerns involving copyrights, trademarks, patents, licenses, trade secrets, advertising practices and proprietary processes. This includes contracts involving non-dispute clauses and issues regarding trade secret.