Stephen M. Feidelman, P.A.
Florida Law Firm
Stephen M. Feidelman, P.A.
Stephen M. Feidelman, P.A. is a Florida franchise lawyer and is devoted to helping clients by communicating effectively and offering their superior legal advice. Their attorneys strives to represent their clients through conduct conforming to the highest ethical standards. They are fully dedicated to your case and you will be in good hands. Their core concentration in the legal practice is on franchise and dealership representation and allied business law issues.
Practice Areas:
- Franchise & Distribution Law
- Buying & Selling Businesses
- Landlord and Tenant
- Mediation and Arbitration of Disputes
Principal Attorney:
- Stephen M. Feidelman
Stephen M. Feidelman, P.A.
3440 Hollywood Blvd.
Suite #415
Hollywood, FL 33021
Broward: 954-927-2889
Miami-Dade: 305-931-4100
Fax: 954-374-6988
http://www.franchise-atty.com/
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