C. Alex Naegele - San Jose Law Corporation
California Law Firm
C. Alex Naegele, A Professional Law Corporation focuses on a wide range of areas of law, including Bankruptcy, Corporate Transactions, Litigation of all kinds, Taxation and other problems facing entrepreneurs, landlords, high net worth individuals, and international businesses.
This makes it possible for the firm to help you and your business solve any legal or other problem that may arise in the development, continuation, or dissolution of your business.
Practice Areas:
- Bankruptcy
- Bankruptcy Litigation
- Business and Corporate Law
- Business Litigation
- Estate Planning
- Federal Litigation
- International
- State Litigation
- Taxation
- Tax Litigation
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