Zimmerman Kiser Sutcliffe P.A. - Orlando Attorneys
Florida Law Firm
Zimmerman Kiser Sutcliffe possesses the sophistication and breadth of experience to handle the most complex and critical of legal matters. The firm's more than 35 attorneys provide comprehensive legal representation in a extensive range of practice areas including Corporate, Tax, Real Estate, Litigation, Bankruptcy & Creditors’ Rights, Estate Planning & Probate and Workers’ Compensation. Established in 1984 and consistently recognized as one of the largest law firms in Central Florida, the downtown Orlando firm maintains a respected reputation within the southeast U.S. business and legal community.
Practice Areas:
Bankruptcy
Corporate
Estate Planning and Probate
Labor & Employment
Litigation
Real Estate
Banking, Lending & Structured Finance
Tax
Workers' Compensation Defense
Creditors' Rights and Special Assets
http://www.zkslawfirm.com/practice-areas
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