Commercial litigation commonly develops from disputes in the following types of scenarios:
Disputes over trade secrets, trademark rights, intellectual property, or patent infringement.
Disputes over privacy, cybersecurity or data breach concerns.
A business partnership dissolves and a dispute evolves about the division of assets between owners and shareholders.
A business is unable to fulfill pre-sold orders as a direct result of the actions of a supplier.
A company is accused of violating commercial statutes, such as tax and tariff regulations, and therefore cannot expand how it plans.
A company is accused of being in breach of contract because it does not fulfill a commercial arrangement with another business.
A business is accused of fraud, misrepresentation or breach of fiduciary duty by another business or by customers.
A dispute develops with a manufacturer over alleged product liability after an accident involving one of their products.
Disputes about the use of land or real estate by a company.