Watts Law Offices
California Law Firm
Watts Law Offices
Watts Law Offices is based in the beautiful city of San Diego. Principal attorney, Ethan M. Watts, specializes in business law, real estate law and internet law. Beginning his legal career at a highly regarded boutique business and real estate litigation law firm, Mr. Watts soon branched off on his own. His experience in business and real estate litigation is second to none as he strives to provide the best representation for his clients. In addition, his current practice includes business and real estate transactions and internet law related matters.
Practice Areas:
- Business Law
- Real Estate Law
- Internet Law
Principal Attorney:
- Ethan M. Watts
Watts Law Offices
12340 El Camino Real
Suite 430
San Diego, California 92130
Tel: (619) 694-9710
Fax: (619) 878-5784
http://www.emw-sandiego-attorney.com/
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