Business Litigation & Dispute Resolution Attorney In Rancho Palos Verdes, California

Need Help Resolving A Dispute?

No matter how careful you are, disputes are a part of doing business. There’s always that one person that refuses to compromise. Don't let a dispute hinder your business success. Trust attorney Byron Lane and his team to handle all your business law needs and schedule a consultation today.

Contact Lane Law Group, Inc. to schedule a consultation with a lawyer today. 310-521-5300

Case Types

What Types of Disputes Do You Handle?

While breaches of contract, insurance disputes, and employment issues are the most common disputes we handle, there are other areas where disputes might arise. Intellectual property challenges, licensing and franchise disputes, and disagreements about real and tangible property also face businesses – all are disputes that our experienced attorneys handle daily. Whatever your business dispute, our legal team will make every effort to secure a satisfactory resolution. Get in touch with Lane Law Group to learn more.

What if My Case Goes to Trial?

We understand that going to court is not always the preferred option, which is why we strive to find amicable resolutions through mediation. However, if your case does end up going to trial, you can trust our battle-tested lawyers to give their all in representing your best interests. With a proven track record in both mediation and litigation, Byron Lane has extensive experience in dispute resolution for businesses.

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Hours

Mon - Fri: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Sat - Sun: Closed

Contact Information

Phone: 310-521-5300

28924 S. Western Avenue

Suite 206

Rancho Palos Verdes, CA 90275

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