Commercial Litigation

Fair competition is important to businesses. Competitors help drive innovation and can serve as motivation for employees to do the best work possible. Multiple businesses operating in the same industry and region often help bring out the best in one another....

When you choose a business partner, the goal is to have someone who is going to make your company stronger. The two of you are going to work together to create a business that neither one of you could’ve created on your own. You hope this goes smoothly and that there...

Your transactional business contracts exist primarily to protect your business and the other companies or people with whom you do business. You have a written record of your agreement and your obligations to each other, which helps deter fraud and defaults. From...

If a transaction is important to your business, putting the terms in writing was probably one of the first things you did. Transactional contracts create accountability for both parties and reduce the likelihood of conflict. When there is a written document to refer...

When the other party in a contract with your business defaults, their failure can hurt your company. Maybe they don't provide the services you need to keep your business running. Maybe you run out of crucial supplies and cannot provide ordered products for customers....

There are times when you may have disputes with your customers. While no one wants to have arguments or disputes over their products or services, the reality is that they will happen. To prevent a dispute from turning into a lawsuit, there are some steps you can take....

If you’re in a position where you’d like to sell your business, you probably recognize how difficult and complex the situation can be. While you might receive an offer from someone interested in taking over, you need to make sure that you negotiate to get the most out...