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Phone: (727) 796-7666

Address: 2555 Enterprise Rd Ste 15, Clearwater, FL 33763

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Guardianship
Guardianships and Conservatorships: A guardianship is a legal relationship that gives one or more individuals or agencies the responsibility of the personal affairs of the protected person. A conservatorship is limited to the management of the property and financial affairs of a protected person.

Criminal Defense
Wrongful Death
Fraud
Securities Fraud: Securities fraud relates to a deceptive practice that induces investors to make purchase or sale decisions on the basis of false or incomplete information, in violation of securities laws. The term securities fraud covers a broad range of illegal activities, and often also includes other securities violations, such as misrepresentation or omission, breach of fiduciary duty, unsuitability, and unauthorized trading.
Theft
Forgery
Forgery and Alteration of Instruments: A forged or altered will or codicil is not a valid under the law, and may be set aside by the court.Â

Business and Corporate Law

Business Disputes
Most securities claims are decided by FINRA (the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority) arbitrations. FINRA operates the largest dispute resolution forum in the securities industry to assist in the resolution of monetary and business disputes between and among investors, brokerage firms, and individual brokers. An experienced securities lawyer is critical to navigating the FINRA securities arbitration process. If you have any investment related claim, do not hesitate to contact one of our attorneys.
Trade Secrets
Unfair Competition
Antitrust laws are another aspect of commercial law.Â Antitrust law prohibits unfair competition in either the formation of agreements or market practices, favoring free trade and competition between businesses at both the state and federal level. Some areas of antitrust law are criminal in nature, making predatory pricing, price gouging, and other anti-competitive activity illegal. Other areas of antitrust law are based in civil law, allowing companies and individuals to obtain both actual and punitive monetary damages for violations of federal and state antitrust laws.
Antitrust

Wrongful Termination
Employment Contract
A covenant not to compete is an obligation written in an employment contract that prohibits an employee to work in a similar company in the same area for a certain period of time. We represent individuals and companies in disputes involving covenants not to compete.

Real Estate Litigation
Real Estate Transactions
Our firm represents clients in all varieties of disputes involving real estate transactions pending in state and federal courts, as well as in arbitration proceedings. We handleÂ lawsuits involving, among others, real estate investments, real estate development or construction projects, leases and related agreements, title insurance, commercial loans, fraudulent conveyance claims, lender liability claims, real estate-related contract, tort, fraudulent conveyance and lender liability claims.

Personal Injury
Personal injury or bodily injury is defined as damage or harm caused to the structure or functions of the human body by an outside force or agent. That outside force or agent can be physical or chemical. Injury can be inflicted by a piece of machinery, including motor vehicles, construction equipment, everyday objects, debris, and anything else that can cause harm to someone. The injuries can involve bruises, wounds, burns, fractures, joint dislocations, concussions, sprains, shock, amputation, or brain injury. All of these types of injuries can occur anytime, anywhere. Most bodily injury lawsuits are filed for injuries that occur at the workplace and for injuries that are sustained during a motor vehicle accident.
Medical Malpractice
Bodily injury also includes injuries as a result of medical malpractice. Medical malpractice is an injury resulting from the negligence of a medical professional. Medical malpractice has cost people their limbs and their lives. Bodily injury lawsuits are extremely common today.Â
Auto Accidents

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Even the best estate planning can potentially spawn disagreements between beneficiaries, heirs, and other interested parties. The attorneys at Persante Zuroweste are knowledgeable and experienced in probate litigation, and represent those whose rights may be affected in a probate dispute.Â
Wills
Trust Contests: A trust contest can be initiated in a variety of ways. An interested person may bring an action to challenge the validity of a trust, to interpret trust provisions, to set aside conveyances to trusts, to include or exclude beneficiaries, remove trustees, and reform the trust. Many of the same claims asserted in will contests can be made in trust contests â€” particularly lack of mental capacity, undue influence, duress, forgery, fraud, and mistake. Trusts that were improperly created, executed, or funded may also be set-aside.
Trusts
A trust may also be revocable, which means that the settlor can modify or terminate the trust during his/her lifetime. A revocable trust is most commonly used to avoid probate because assets are transferred to the trust during the settlorâ€™s lifetime. Unlike a revocable trust, an â€œirrevocable trustâ€ generally cannot be terminated once created.
Power of Attorney
(c) Breach of a fiduciary duty to an elderly person or disabled adult by the person's guardian, trustee who is an individual, or agent under a power of attorney which results in an unauthorized appropriation, sale, or transfer of property. An unauthorized appropriation under this paragraph occurs when the elderly person or disabled adult does not receive the reasonably equivalent financial value in goods or services, or when the fiduciary violates any of these duties...
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