Baric & Associates - Orange County Business & Consulting Law Firm
California Law Firm
Baric & Associates is a full service law firm focused exclusively on delivering great results for our clients. Whether in court, arbitration, negotiation or the boardroom, we pride ourselves on partnering to advance our clients' needs. Our attorneys have extensive experience in court, government and advising clients large or small. We serve our clients in an efficient and cost-effective way. We align our trial and litigation strategy as well as our fee structures with our clients best interests. We meet challenges together and we achieve successes together.
Practice Areas:
Business Law
Corporate Law
Litigation
Election Law
http://www.bariclaw.com/
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