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Calvo Fisher & Jacob LLP Dallas, Texas Office Profile
| Calvo Fisher & Jacob LLP | | | Dallas, Texas | | (Collin, Dallas & Denton Cos.) | |
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About this office: Calvo Fisher & Jacob LLP advises clients in the U.S. and across the Pacific Rim on their most important legal and business matters. The firm has a broad-based litigation, transactional and tax practice with special expertise in complex cross-border litigation. Firm lawyers also have extensive experience representing Japanese companies in litigation and transactional matters in the United States. Founded in Guam in 1992, Calvo Fisher & Jacob LLP represents some of the Pacific region's most successful companies. The firm's general commercial practice embraces complex civil litigation, international law, finance, real estate, land use and development, communications, business licensing, bank regulation and licensing, and government regulations. For complex international matters, lawyers in San Francisco and Guam provide high-level strategic advice and effective partnering capabilities in Japan, Hong Kong. the Philippines, Australia, and other Pacific Rim jurisdictions as part of the firm's client representations. The firm's litigation team has extensive experience in federal, state, and territorial court, including class actions (plaintiff and defense), environmental law, fiduciary litigation, unfair competition, international law, and the resolution of complex commercial disputes. Statement of Practice Summary:
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