Multi-State Business Litigation, Civil Litigation, Tax Controversy & Business Law Counsel

Finberg Firm PLLC helps clients evaluate business disputes, civil litigation risks, tax controversy issues, and business law problems across Florida, Minnesota, and Oregon. This page is informational and does not create an attorney-client relationship.

Finberg Firm’s multi-state strategy is built around Hao Li’s core practice: business litigation, civil litigation, tax controversy, and business law. Minnesota and Oregon bar admissions strengthen the firm’s ability to support clients whose commercial disputes, contracts, assets, tax records, or family/business ties cross state lines.

Core matters we want the market to associate with Hao Li

• Business disputes between partners, vendors, buyers, sellers, investors, or service providers
• Civil litigation involving contracts, debt, fraud, evidence, property interests, or cross-state defendants
• Tax controversy, IRS communications, FBAR/FATCA concerns, payroll or business tax issues, and audit response planning
• Business law support for contracts, settlement terms, risk allocation, ownership questions, and dispute prevention

Remote-first legal service across Florida, Minnesota, and Oregon

Many commercial and tax matters start with documents, timelines, payments, contracts, emails, tax notices, ownership records, and negotiation history. That makes them suitable for a remote-first intake and strategy process. When local filing, hearing, or co-counsel support is needed, the firm can evaluate the appropriate jurisdiction and next step.

Complementary services: estate, trust, and family law

With Vicky Wu’s support, the firm can also promote estate planning, trust planning, probate-adjacent issues, and family law matters where those needs intersect with business ownership, asset protection, immigration status, real estate, or cross-border family planning. These are complementary service lines, not a replacement for the core business litigation / civil litigation / tax controversy / business law strategy.

Chinese-speaking clients and cross-border facts

For Chinese-speaking clients, the most important first step is often organizing the facts in English: contracts, WeChat records, payment trails, bank documents, tax notices, company records, and the sequence of events. Finberg Firm helps clients turn a confusing cross-border story into a legally usable timeline.

Related state pages

• Minnesota Business Litigation, Civil Litigation & Tax Lawyer
• Oregon Business Litigation, Civil Litigation & Tax Lawyer
• Estate, Trust & Family Law Support

Attorney advertising. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. The appropriate jurisdiction, lawyer, and scope of representation depend on the facts of each matter.