Business Litigation Attorneys

Business litigation is the area of law that provides assistance in the preparation and presentation of a lawsuit or other resort to the courts to determine a legal question or matter in business situations. Business can be any activity or enterprise entered into for profit: usually a company, a corporation, partnership, or any such formal organization.

Business litigation lawyers represent businesses and financial institutions in such areas as business torts, class actions, complex contracts, financial forensics, government investigations, international dispute resolution, professional relations, real estate disputes, securities and antitrust, technology and intellectual property, professional malpractice, shareholder and corporate governance and telecommunications with an emphasis on achieving or defending against pre-judgment remedies, including pre-judgment orders for writs of possession, attachments, temporary restraining orders, and injunctions, as well as arbitration or mediation settlements and monetary compensation resulting from lawsuits. Transactional business lawyers represent clients in matters relating to, but not limited to, organizational, operational and contractual documents for corporations, partnerships and limited liability companies, commercial transactions, mergers, real estate acquisitions, leasing and development, and commercial financing.

Should I hire a lawyer?

If you are party to matters such as individual and class action civil or commercial lawsuits involving securities fraud, antitrust, breach of contract, interference with business relations and contracts, commercial or government contract disputes, labor and employment disputes, fraud, Internet disputes, personal injury actions, unfair and deceptive trade practices, or other business litigation matters, you should consult with a lawyer right away. An attorney specializing in business litigation may also be able to save your company a lot of money by seeking a resolution through mediation, arbitration or other means of alternative dispute resolution. Use the form on this page to find a Lead Counsel business litigation lawyer that's right for you and your legal situation.