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Gerardo Ortega

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1000 Legion Place, Orlando, Florida, 32801

Practice Areas : Business Law

1000 Legion Place, Orlando, Florida, 32801
John W. Bolanovich

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1000 Legion Place, Suite 1000, Orlando, Florida, 32801

Practice Areas : Business Law

1000 Legion Place, Suite 1000, Orlando, Florida, 32801
S. I. Valbh

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1000 Legion Place, Suite 1000, Orlando, Florida, 32801

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1000 Legion Place, Suite 1000, Orlando, Florida, 32801
Spencer R. Munns

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1000 Legion Place, Suite 1000, Orlando, Florida, 32801

Practice Areas : Business Law

1000 Legion Place, Suite 1000, Orlando, Florida, 32801
Jack Taylor

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1000 Legion Place, Orlando, Florida, 32801

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1000 Legion Place, Orlando, Florida, 32801
L. Reed Bloodworth

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801 N Magnolia Ave, Orlando, Florida, 32803

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801 N Magnolia Ave, Orlando, Florida, 32803
Isaac David Tilton

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801 N. Magnolia Ave., Orlando, Florida, 32803

Practice Areas : Bankruptcy

801 N. Magnolia Ave., Orlando, Florida, 32803
Jordan Ostroff

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545 DELANEY AVE, Orlando, Florida, 32801

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545 DELANEY AVE, Orlando, Florida, 32801
Keith Patrick Arago

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1000 Legion Place, Orlando, Florida, 32801

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1000 Legion Place, Orlando, Florida, 32801
Michele Diglio-Benkiran

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189 South Orange Ave, Suite 1800, Orlando, Florida, 32801

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189 South Orange Ave, Suite 1800, Orlando, Florida, 32801

40 business attorneys practise in Orlando. The local mix leans towards hospitality, tourism, franchising, construction and healthcare services — the industries that dominate Central Florida — alongside general corporate and contract work.

Florida is a common destination for out-of-state and foreign owners setting up here, and the recurring early questions are entity choice, registered agent and foreign qualification requirements, and how sales and tourist development taxes apply to the business.

Commercial disputes go to the Ninth Judicial Circuit, which maintains a business court division, with federal matters in the Middle District of Florida. Ask about that division specifically if your dispute is substantial.