Commercial litigation may be necessary when your business has been deceived or finds itself in conflict. Commercial litigation takes resources away from your business and before taking a case to trial, a business should consider the benefits and risks. A Commercial litigation case can involve:

• Breach of contract and contract interpretation
• Business disputes
• Shareholder and partnership disputes
• Business Negligence
• Collection of amounts due
• Actions for worthless checks and civil theft
• Violation of restrictive covenants and trade secrets
• Non-compete clauses — restrictive covenants on employee contracts
• Commercial and residential lease disputes, commercial land development
• Defamation (including trade libel)
• Tortious interference with business relationships
• Deceptive and unfair business practices
• Unfair trade practices
• UCC litigation (sales, banking, bills and notes, security interests)
• Environmental contamination law
• Conversion (theft/embezzlement)