John S. Sarrett, P.A.
Florida Law Firm
John S. Sarrett, P.A.
Based in Naples, Florida, our law office provides “big firm” expertise without “big firm” expenses, focusing in the areas of real estate transactions, bankruptcy, financial reorganization, insolvency and acting as general counsel to closely held businesses.
Practice Areas:
-Real Estate Transactions
-Financial Reorganization, Insolvency and Bankruptcy
-General Counsel
Principal Attorney:
- John S. Sarrett
John S. Sarrett, P.A.
9140 Corsea Del Fontana Way Suite 120
Naples, Florida 34109
Office: (239) 330-2359
Facsimile: (239) 790-5063
http://www.sarrettlaw.com/
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