business litigation

Your Advocate in Commercial Conflicts

Disputes are an inevitable part of business life. With competing interests and complex relationships, conflicts are bound to arise. How these disputes are resolved can significantly impact your business's future. While litigation may lead to a court deciding the outcome, other alternatives should be explored first. Options like collaboration, negotiation, mediation, and arbitration can prevent lengthy and costly court battles. Our attorneys have extensive experience in helping businesses resolve conflicts favorably.

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Complex Dispute Resolution

Business litigation involves resolving intricate disputes between commercial entities, often requiring specialized legal expertise to navigate.

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Early Legal Intervention

Securing legal counsel early can prevent disputes from escalating, saving time and costs by addressing issues before they reach the courtroom.

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Alternative Dispute Methods

Using mediation and arbitration helps resolve conflicts privately and efficiently, avoiding the expense and public exposure of a trial.

Understanding Business Disputes

Business litigation involves lawsuits that arise from disputes involving commercial and business relationships.With business litigation, one company usually claims damages or losses from another. Because of competing interests, these disputes can be complex.

Most business disputes involve the following types of situations:

  • Breach of contract
  • Breach of fiduciary duty
  • Payment disputes
  • Trade secret disputes
  • Insurance disputes
  • Partnership disputes
  • Fraud/deceptive trade practices
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What Types of Cases Do We Handle?

The Bennett Legal Group can represent your business in commercial disputes in federal, state, or local courts. These disputes may be with vendors, clients, independent contractors, or other parties.

  • Breach of Contract

    This is the most common cause of business litigation as contracts are the “currency” of business relationships. Lawsuits can be brought against vendors, clients, contractors, employees, business partners, or other parties.

  • Payment Disputes

    If agreed payments have not been made, business litigation can help you collect past due amounts from clients or other businesses.



  • Breach of Fiduciary Duty

    These disputes usually involve the abuse or misuse of trust by people in positions of authority, such as shareholders, accountants, corporation directors, etc.



  • Insurance Disputes

    Insurance disputes between businesses can take the form of professional liability insurance coverage disputes, product liability, surety bonds, etc.



  • Trade secret/IP disputes

    Misuse of intellectual property is a common issue between businesses and, sometimes, the only way to settle these matters is with business litigation.



  • Fraud/Deceptive Trade Practice Disputes

    Misrepresentation or deception in advertising or contracts is a common cause of disputes between businesses, as are alleged fraudulent practices.




  • Employment Disputes

    Employment-related conflicts, including wrongful termination, discrimination, and wage disputes, can affect your business operations. Our legal team provides expert representation to resolve these issues effectively.





  • Partnership and Shareholder Disputes

    Disagreements between business partners or shareholders can threaten the stability of your business. We offer strategic legal solutions to resolve these disputes and protect your business’s future.



Dedicated to Your Business’s Success

Whether you are dealing with a breach of contract, an employment issue, or any other business dispute, Bennett Legal Group is here to provide the legal expertise you need. Our dedicated attorneys will work tirelessly to protect your interests and achieve the best possible outcomes.

Proactive Legal Support

Many businesses fail to seek timely legal advice, often leading to deeper and more expensive problems. Early legal intervention increases the likelihood of resolving disputes without court involvement. Most businesses are not equipped to handle serious disputes, and negotiating without a full understanding of your legal position can result in costly mistakes. A skilled attorney can protect your business from unnecessary risks and defend its financial wellbeing. Early intervention by our attorneys helps you negotiate properly the first time, saving time and money by avoiding missteps.

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