Commercial disputes cause disruption and take valuable time and energy away from the day-to-day running and development of your business.

At Harrison Law, our attorneys have the experience and expertise to cut through the complexities of commercial disputes to focus on the strategies that work best for you and your business.

A project delayed or disrupted can be catastrophic for your business, and our main aim is to resolve disputes informally without the need for formal resolution proceedings. This allows us to act decisively to resolve the dispute and get the construction project back on track. Our innovative approach gives you effective representation while continuing to pursue your interests.

A proper estate plan is essential for an individual to protect themselves and their loved ones if one becomes incapacitated or dies. However, estate planning can sometimes be a daunting topic.  Most individuals want a plan in place to protect themselves and their loved ones if they become incapacitated or die.  Sometimes an individual may see the process of creating an estate plan as a challenge because it impacts those that one cares about the most.  

At Harrison Law, we have a common-sense approach to your estate planning with your personal needs in mind. We are not a document-generation firm or believe that there is a “one size fits all” estate plan. With our years of estate plan creation experience, we see ourselves as counselors to help you find the right solutions for you and your loved ones to establish a legacy for those you care about.  We then provide the framework and documents necessary to address your individual needs and goals.

Sometimes when individuals create an estate plan and trust, they may want assistance in placing in their estate plan in synch with their financial plan.  In addition, at the time of their incapacity or death, the trusted loved one designated with responsibilities may need answers to questions or assistance to administer the estate and trust.  At Harrison Law, we have individuals who can provide advice and assistance when these situations occur.

Although one of the goals of estate planning is to avoid involvement by the court through the lengthy and expensive process of probate. Unfortunately, circumstances sometimes occur where individuals do not have a complete estate plan in place when they die. In these circumstances court involvement via Probate may be necessary.  Our firm can also assist individuals as they maneuver through the probate court system to address the challenges that may arise.

At Harrison Law, we have expertise and experience in Surety and Fidelity law.