Cadden & Fuller LLP has handled well over a thousand commercial real estate disputes for our Southern California clients, including a core group of commercial real estate owners and property managers, for more than 25 years.
These individuals and businesses have remained with our firm for one primary reason: the results. We deliver strategic, innovative answers that protect our clients’ time and financial interests.
Cadden & Fuller LLP has provided efficient and effective representation in the handling of a large number of unlawful detainer matters, both simple and complex. Unlawful detainers can provide expedited relief for commercial landlords seeking to evict a tenant. The complexities of these cases, coupled with the need for strict compliance with filing deadlines, make it crucial to consult a law firm which understands this legal area.
We have a deep and thorough understanding of unlawful detainer law, and are uniquely able to ensure our clients’ cases are resolved promptly and efficiently. Our practice has worked with landlords who occupy:
Cadden & Fuller LLP represents numerous commercial real estate landlords in a variety of commercial lease disputes. Our practice spans the entire spectrum of commercial lease disputes, including:
To discuss your commercial lease or unlawful detainer matter with our attorneys, please call 949-788-0827.
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Cadden & Fuller LLP is based in Irvine and represents businesses throughout Orange County, including Newport Beach, Santa Ana, and Huntington Beach. Wherever
your business operates in California, if you’re facing litigation — or need to bring a claim — our attorneys can help you evaluate your options and build a plan. See how
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