Business Litigation

A variety of different parties can have duties to each other in a business setting. For example, the owner or executives running a business generally have a fiduciary duty to the organization itself. A fiduciary duty is the highest standard of legal obligation...

Businesses affected by contractual breaches often need to pursue litigation to resolve this issue. Civil court judges have the authority to offer several kinds of relief to organizations negatively affected by breaches of contract. Awarding plaintiffs damages is a...

Businesses operate in competitive markets that require fair practices. However, some entities may engage in deceptive tactics to gain an unfair advantage. When this occurs, affected companies can potentially take legal action thanks to the Deceptive Trade Practices...

A breach of contract can be a frustrating setback for business operations. A vendor failing to deliver supplies could cause a variety of challenges. Manufacturing facilities may have to idle production lines or may run behind on delivering products to their customers....

People generally trust their business partners to be ethical and competent. Unfortunately, some people overstate their abilities or industry connections. Others may begin a business enterprise in the hopes of stealing from their business partners or embezzling from...

To effectively compete in the modern economy, businesses need something that sets them apart from others. Some companies spend decades developing relationships with individual consumers or other businesses. Sometimes, certain suppliers and vendors can give a company...

There are many different details in a contract that could lead to a breach of contract claim. Sometimes, contract disputes arise over relatively small issues. Other times, what one party does negatively impacts the other party. That can very easily be the case if the...

Contracts are an essential part of many business transactions. It’s expected that both parties will uphold their responsibilities that are outlined in any particular contract. When that doesn’t happen, the contract is said to have been breached. A material breach of...

Shareholder disputes can be detrimental to the harmony and success of any business. Therefore, it's crucial to anticipate potential conflicts and take proactive measures to safeguard your company and its stakeholders. Exploring the common types of shareholder disputes...

Many disputes cannot be resolved by the parties involved and must be litigated as a result. Litigation leaves the fate of the dispute in the hands of a judge or jury rather than in the hands of the interested parties. For those who are interested in retaining maximum...