Commercial Litigation

In addition to our vast experience in handling commercial litigation for taxpayers against governmental entities, and in valuation disputes such as condemnation cases, our lawyers have experience in handling a wide variety of ‘commercial’ disputes that have required litigation and courtroom experience. Examples of such work include: real estate litigation matters (such as disputes about title and land use); breach of contract cases (such as disputes for businesses on open accounts and other disputes arising under the Uniform Commercial Code); bankruptcy matters (such as disputes involving the valuation of assets and the priority of claims related to tax liens); business litigation (such as disputes over the right to the use of various intangible assets, including intellectual property rights); labor and employment matters (such as wrongful termination or violation of restrictive covenants in employment contracts or business agreements), unemployment compensation cases (such as terminations for cause and claims against employers), petitions filed in the probate courts (such as guardianship and conservatorship disputes), and even business issues arising from domestic relations disputes (such as cases where the value of a closely-held business may be at issue). In summary, our lawyers have the experience and the capability to handle a wide variety of commercial litigation matters.