Commercial Litigation

Commercial litigation generally involves two or more businesses in a dispute over money or contract requirements. Examples include:

Misuse of Intellectual Property: Patents, copyrights, trademarks, trade dress, service marks, and trade secrets. Monopolization of a line of business, group boycotts, price discrimination, tying arrangements, and conspiracies to fix prices, allocate customers, divide territories, or otherwise prevent competition. Breach of Contract including Fraud or Deceptive Trade Practices. Abuses of Trust such as Breaches of fiduciary duties by persons in positions of trust, including corporate officers and directors or majority shareholders. Collection of Debt such as promissory notes, guaranty agreements, and mortgages. Tortious Interference with Contract - A third party’s hindering or preventing performance of an agreement. Agreements Limiting Competition - Non-competition, non-solicitation, and non-disclosure agreements by former business owners and employees.

Often it is more cost effective to have us review a contract before you sign it, but if that is not an option, we are here to help.

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