Palm Springs, California Contract Attorneys

Attorneys.org features a comprehensive directory of 5 Palm Springs attorneys and 3 law firms.

Daniel T. Johnson

California Contract attorney at Schlecht Shevlin and Shoenberger with 45 years of experience

801 East Tahquitz Canyon Way, Palm Springs, CA

David A. Darrin

California Contract attorney at Schlecht Shevlin and Shoenberger with 33 years of experience

801 East Tahquitz Canyon Way, Palm Springs, CA

Howard L. Sanger

California Contract attorney at Sanger and Manes with 57 years of experience

400 South Farrell Drive, Palm Springs, CA

Marc E. Empey

California Contract attorney at Slovak Baron and Empey with 41 years of experience

1800 East Tahquitz Canyon Way, Palm Springs, CA

Matthew Marianno

California Contract attorney at Slovak Baron and Empey with 13 years of experience

1800 East Tahquitz Canyon Way, Palm Springs, CA

Need help enforcing or drafting a contract?

Contract lawyers negotiate, draft and execute legally binding agreements. They work on your behalf, review your needs and most importantly provide advice. An experienced attorney knows that standard boiler-plate contracts may have language and loopholes in them that work against you. If you’re unsure whether your transaction needs a contact, it’s better to play it safe and consult with an attorney. The best contract attorneys have trained in large firms and reviewed hundreds of contracts similar to yours.

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