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 and tenants who occupy:
Cadden & Fuller LLP represents numerous commercial real estate landlords and business tenants 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
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