Heitman Law Firm, PL
Florida Law Firm
Heitman Law Firm, PL
The Heitman Law Firm provides construction law services with offices in Wellington, Florida. Their law firm is the bridge between construction and the law. Their principal attorney, Mr. Gilmer M. Heitman, is a both a board certified construction attorney and a Florida Licensed Professional Engineer. His experience and knowledge is what will help his clients with successful legal representation dealing with construction law.
Practice Areas:
- Construction Law
Principal Attorney:
- Gilmer M. Heitman
Heitman Law Firm, PL
12765 West Forest Hill Boulevard
Suite 1315
Wellington, FL 33414
Office: (561) 249-2879
Fax: (561) 249-2906
http://www.palmbeachconstructionlaw.org
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