Matthew R. Re, PC
California Law Firm
Matthew R. Re, PC
Matthew R. Re, PC concentrates its practice in business, real estate, and employment law, with an emphasis on transactions and counseling. With firm locations in California and Hawaii, Matt advises business entrepreneurs, owners, and executives, as well as commercial real estate owners, lenders, investors, developers, landlords, and tenants, on a wide range of issues and matters in his focused practice areas. Matthew strives to deliver sensible legal advice in a cost-effective and personal manner, all with the goal of helping his clients successfully achieve positive results.
Practice Areas:
- Business Law
- Sports & Entertainment
- Commercial Real Estate
- Employment Law
Principal Attorney:
Matthew Re
Phone: (916) 476-2700
Fax: (916) 476-2705
http://www.mattrelaw.com/
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