Civil litigation is the legal process of resolving disputes between parties through Florida’s state and federal courts — from pre-trial strategy through trial, judgment, and appeal.
When a business relationship breaks down, a contract is breached, or a dispute cannot be resolved through negotiation, you need an attorney who is ready to fight for you in court. Attorney Hao Li represents individuals and businesses in South Florida’s state and federal courts.
Types of Cases We Handle
- Commercial Contract Disputes — breach of contract, non-compete agreements, partnership disputes
- Business Litigation — shareholder disputes, LLC member disputes, business fraud
- Real Estate Disputes — title disputes, landlord-tenant, construction defects, HOA disputes
- Fraud & Misrepresentation — civil fraud, consumer protection claims
- Employment Disputes — wage claims, non-compete enforcement
- Cross-Border Disputes — international business disputes with Florida nexus
- Federal Court Litigation — diversity jurisdiction, federal question cases
- Collections & Debt Recovery — judgment enforcement, asset recovery
Courts We Appear In
- Broward County Circuit Court
- Miami-Dade County Circuit Court
- Palm Beach County Circuit Court
- U.S. District Court, Southern District of Florida
- U.S. District Court, Middle District of Florida
- U.S. District Court, District of Minnesota
Why Choose Hao Li for Litigation?
Attorney Hao Li brings a unique analytical advantage to civil litigation. As a CFA Charterholder and IRS Enrolled Agent with a background in finance, tax, and real estate, he is especially effective in disputes involving financial damages, complex commercial transactions, and cross-border matters.
Civil litigation is time-sensitive. Florida’s statutes of limitations are strict — missing a deadline permanently bars your claim. Contact us today for a case evaluation.
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Civil Litigation Resources
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Florida Civil Litigation: What Businesses and Individuals Need to Know
Understanding Florida’s statute of limitations, state vs. federal court, and commercial contract disputes.