Most business disputes are not dramatic. A customer stops paying. A partner walks away with the client list. A contract turns out to say something different than what everyone remembers agreeing to. The cost is real, and the longer it sits, the harder it is to fix.
Nick Garcia represents small businesses and individuals in contract and fraud matters, including appellate work — his case Reininger v. O’Neil, 316 Ga. App. 477 (2012), is a reported Georgia Court of Appeals decision in this area. He gives an honest read on whether litigation is worth the cost, because sometimes it is not.
Matters handled
- Breach of contract claims and defense
- Fraud and misrepresentation claims
- Collections and unpaid invoices
- Business and partnership disputes
- Contract drafting and review
- Business formation and structuring
Why experience matters here
Nick Garcia has been licensed in Georgia since 1993 — 33 years. He has tried more than 50 workers’ compensation cases across the state, has cases reported by the Georgia Court of Appeals, and has been a featured speaker and published author for the Institute of Continuing Legal Education in Georgia.
More practically: he is the person who will actually handle your case. You will not be introduced to one lawyer and then handed to another, and you will not have to explain your situation again every time you call.
Where the firm handles business & contract disputes cases
The office is in Tyrone, minutes from Peachtree City and Fayetteville, and serves clients throughout Fayette County, Coweta County, Clayton County, Fulton County, Henry County and across metro Atlanta.
What it costs to ask
Nothing. The initial consultation is free and confidential, and you will get a candid assessment — including being told if you do not have a case worth pursuing, or do not need a lawyer at all.