Practice Areas
- Boundary Disputes
- Breach of Contract Litigation
- Commercial Leases
- Construction Law
- Contract Negotiation & Drafting
- Corporate Governance
- Dissolution
- Easements
- Formation & Entity Structure
- Homeowners Associations
- Internal Business Disputes
- Land Use & Zoning
- Liens
- Non-Compete Agreements
- Purchase & Sales Agreements
- Quiet Title
Real Estate
Real Estate is generally a major expense, and possibly the largest investment, for both businesses and households. The attorneys at Jardine & Associates, PC have broad experience dealing with both commercial and residential properties and addressing real property issues related to leases, loan documents, purchase and sale agreements, brokerage agreements, development rights, easements, boundary disputes, homeowners associations, title issues and construction, both through transactions and litigation. Representing both plaintiffs and defendants, they have successfully defended property rights in state and federal court, saving, or perfecting, rights to millions of dollars of property. Our attorneys have both developed real property and worked as real estate agents. Hire an attorney that has the experience you need.
Business
Your business is your livelihood. It is where you do, and will, spend a major part of your time. Setting up a business properly can make all the difference.
If you are involved in a business dispute, whether in a corporation, limited liability company, or partnership, Jardine & Associates can help you defend your rights. In small businesses, so often, disputes can involve family and former friends. Our attorneys have formed multiple businesses for themselves as well as others. They understand the pitfalls you can run into. Whether you already have a dispute, and need representation in negotiations, mediation or litigation, or want to avoid a dispute, by setting forth the terms of your business relationships up front, our attorneys can help.
Contracts
A contract is a private law that the parties bind themselves to in order to achieve a benefit they desire. Contracts are exceptionally beneficial to our economy and society as a whole. For this reason, our courts enforce contracts when they were freely entered into at arms length between consenting parties.
Contracts should serve two major purposes; 1) define what the parties will do, and 2) address what happens in the event of a dispute. Many contracts are put together on an amicable basis. Thankfully, most people live up to their contractual agreements. However, when entering contract negotiations, don’t go into the situation blindly. Hire an attorney from Jardine & Associates that can help you see what provisions you need in your contract, and why, and can assist you in negotiating the language of those provisions with the opposing party. Forming workable contracts can help you avoid litigation from ever occurring and set you up for success if it becomes necessary.
Contracts
A contract is a private law that the parties bind themselves to in order to achieve a benefit they desire. Contracts are exceptionally beneficial to our economy and society as a whole. For this reason, our courts enforce contracts when they were freely entered into at arms length between consenting parties.
Contracts should serve two major purposes; 1) define what the parties will do, and 2) address what happens in the event of a dispute. Many contracts are put together on an amicable basis. Thankfully, most people live up to their contractual agreements. However, when entering contract negotiations, don’t go into the situation blindly. Hire an attorney from Jardine & Associates that can help you see what provisions you need in your contract, and why, and can assist you in negotiating the language of those provisions with the opposing party. Forming workable contracts can help you avoid litigation from ever occurring and set you up for success if it becomes necessary.
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