Omaha, NE Contracts and agreements lawyers (45 results)

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Bottlinger Law L.L.C. is a full service law firm focused on personal injury, as well as comprehensive estate planning and administration.  We care about families, and we help families plan for their futures.  No matter how big or how small, every ...

Thank you for visiting my AVVO page!  By way of introduction, I am an attorney in my 21st year of legal practice and a third-generation medical doctor.  I've been involved in medical-legal issues from the outset of my professional career. I'm an ...

I am a Partner at Simpson Legal Group, LLC.  My practice focuses primarily on civil litigation.  I was born in Atlantic , Iowa, and received my B. A. with distinction in Spanish from Iowa State University in 2002.  I then returned to Atlantic afte...

James Esch is a Communications & Media, Contracts & Agreements, Public Finance & Tax Exempt Finance, Advertising, Business attorney who has been licensed for 17 years. This attorney attended Creighton University School of Law and has an office in ...

Andy Maca practices out of Omaha, NE and attended University of Nebraska at Kearney. This attorney has been licensed for 11 years and handles cases in Corporate & Incorporation, Commercial, Contracts & Agreements, Defective and Dangerous Products,...

With deep experience in agriculture and civil litigation, Gene has advised clients in Nebraska and nationally for more than two decades. He represents individuals, businesses, livestock breed associations and organic agriculture trade associations...

Patrick E. McNamara, Esq. is the Principal Attorney at McNamara Law Firm, where his practice is focused on the areas of small business representation, estate planning, and wills, trusts and estates.  Patrick has been a practicing attorney for appr...

Review: “Established revocable living trust and all supporting documents and also provided guidance for handling estate that I was a personal representative for without the need to go through the expensive probate process. ”