Find the best Contracts lawyer in Gainesville, GA

James Rogers
5.0 stars 2 reviews
Avvo Rating: 7.8
Licensed since 2001
Cale Rogers began his legal career doing title work and conducting real estate closings in 2001, and now handles and supervises a wide variety of civil cases and transactional matters as the managing partner of Coleman, Chambers, Rogers & Williams...
Practice areas: Contracts & Agreements, Probate, Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, Real Estate, Litigation
Jason Kim
5.0 stars 2 reviews
Avvo Rating: 7.0
Licensed since 2000
Jason A. Kim, was born in St. Mary’s, Pennsylvania, on December 6, 1974, and was admitted to the Georgia Bar in 2000. His family moved to Blue Ridge, Georgia in 1982. He received a Bachelor of Arts, Cum laude, in English, with a minor in Philoso...
Practice areas: Contracts & Agreements, Litigation, Criminal Defense, Business, Car Accidents
Keith Whitaker
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Avvo Rating: 7.6
Licensed since 2005
Keith is an attorney focusing primarily in the areas of real estate litigation and transactions, contract disputes, business litigation, banking law, and general civil litigation. He also represents individuals and couples in adoption proceedings.
Practice areas: Contracts & Agreements, Real Estate, Adoption, Personal Injury, General Practice
James Coyle
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Avvo Rating: 6.4
Licensed since 2001
Practice areas: Contracts & Agreements, Commercial, Landlord & Tenant, Construction & Development, Corporate & Incorporation
Clayton Franklin
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Avvo Rating: 5.9
Licensed since 2012
Practice areas: Contracts & Agreements, Business, Employment & Labor, Agriculture, Real Estate

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Contract lawyers have experience writing contracts and agreements; they know the correct contract formats and legal terms to protect and enhance your rights in case things don't go as planned. Should you need to sue someone, a written contract gives the judge a basis for determining your rights. If you want to draw up a legal agreement, if you're wondering if you can get out of a contract that's gone bad, or if you believe that someone has not lived up to the terms of a contract, you should consult a contract lawyer.