Business Litigation Attorneys in New York & New Jersey
Protecting Your Business in High-Stakes Disputes.
Business disputes can disrupt operations, damage relationships, and threaten the financial stability of a company. Whether you are a small business owner or part of a large corporation, litigation can arise in countless ways — from contract disputes to partnership conflicts. In New York and New Jersey, where businesses operate under some of the most competitive markets in the country, having experienced legal counsel is essential to protect your rights and pursue favorable outcomes.
Types of Business Litigation We Handle
- Breach of Contract: Disputes involving vendor, supplier, or customer agreements.
- Partnership & Shareholder Disputes: Conflicts over management, profit distribution, or fiduciary duties.
- Business Fraud & Misrepresentation: Claims of deceptive practices or false statements.
- Employment Litigation: Wrongful termination, wage disputes, non-compete agreements.
- Intellectual Property Disputes: Trademark, copyright, trade secret, and unfair competition claims.
- Commercial Lease & Real Estate Disputes: Landlord-tenant conflicts, property sales, zoning issues.
- Debt Collection & Creditor Rights: Enforcement of financial obligations.
- Business Torts: Interference with contracts, fraud, or defamation claims.
Business Litigation in New York
New York’s courts — especially the Commercial Division of the New York State Supreme Court — are recognized nationwide for handling complex business disputes efficiently. Common issues include:
- Enforcement of contracts and business agreements
- Partnership dissolutions in closely held businesses
- Securities disputes and investor claims
- Commercial lease disputes involving New York’s dense real estate market
Business Litigation in New Jersey
New Jersey courts handle business disputes under both state statutes and the New Jersey Uniform Commercial Code (UCC). Typical cases involve:
- Breach of business contracts and warranties
- Franchise and distribution disputes
- Consumer fraud actions under the NJ Consumer Fraud Act
- Employment-related business litigation, including restrictive covenants
Litigation vs. Alternative Dispute Resolution
Not every business dispute must go to trial. Options include:
- Mediation: Neutral third-party assistance to resolve disputes efficiently.
- Arbitration: Binding or non-binding private dispute resolution.
- Negotiated Settlements: Agreements that avoid the expense and risk of trial.
When litigation is unavoidable, our attorneys are prepared to aggressively represent your interests in state, federal, or appellate courts.
Why Skilled Representation Matters
Business litigation is complex and costly — but with experienced legal counsel, you can minimize disruption and maximize your chances of success. Our attorneys understand both the legal frameworks and business realities involved in commercial disputes. We focus on protecting your bottom line while pursuing the best possible resolution, whether through settlement, arbitration, or trial.
