Tiedt & Hurd is a boutique business transaction and litigation law firm serving the Southern California area. Our emphasis is on serving the needs of our clients in the areas of business transactions, business litigation, employment law, and corporate collections.
Business Litigation
You worked really hard to build your business. What are you going to do if your business is named in a lawsuit? What will you do when your business is a victim of fraud, unlawful business practices or breach of contract? When your business is in serious jeopardy, you need to go with a successful and experienced...
Business Transactions
“We write and enforce contracts.” ~ John Tiedt. To be an effective business transaction attorney you need experience. At Tiedt & Hurd, we have that experience, both in and out of the court room. We prepare and enforce agreements and know if an agreement will hold up in court. What do we do? Tiedt &...
Collections
Collection Matters and Equipment Lease Litigation. When a client or customer fails to pay your business for goods or services rendered, the welfare of your company could be compromised. Prompt action to collect outstanding debts is essential to protect your bottom line. As business owners, our clients have asked us to collect on numerous debts, and...
Employment Law
Our Employment lawyers provide day-to-day counseling to employers on a variety of human resource matters, such as sexual and racial harassment and discrimination, exempt/non-exempt classification, and employee hiring, discipline and termination. We also offer advice in preventing discrimination and harassment claims, and assistance on the preparation of employment manuals and other “HR” materials, counseling clients in an...
Preventative Law
“An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.” (~ Benjamin Franklin) At Tiedt & Hurd, we believe that it is best to try to prevent lawsuits before they happen. We will sit down with the principals of your company to assess the potential legal risks faced by your business. After identifying the inherent risks...
