Business litigation
A business dispute can stall operations, drain cash, and put relationships you depend on at risk. The right response is rarely the loudest one — it’s the one backed by preparation and a willingness to try the case.
What we handle
We represent businesses and their owners across the disputes that threaten a company: breach of contract over partnership, vendor, and sales agreements; partnership and shareholder conflicts; fraud, misrepresentation, and breach of fiduciary duty; unfair competition and interference with business relationships; and commercial lease and property disputes. We handle matters from beginning through trial.
What to do next
Preserve the paper trail
Contracts, emails, invoices, and notes are the evidence. Keep them organized and don’t alter anything.
Watch your deadlines
Contracts often set notice and limitations periods, and statutes of limitation run in the background. Acting late can forfeit rights.
Keep communications measured
What you write to the other side can end up in front of a judge and jury. Route substantive communications through counsel.
Get advice before you escalate
The cheapest resolution is usually the early one — but only when it’s on terms that actually protect you.
Our approach
We start by understanding the business and what the dispute is actually costing it, then build the case on the documents. We resolve matters by negotiation where the terms are fair, and we prepare every case as if it will be tried — which is what gives a negotiation its leverage.