A guide to commercial litigation

Commercial litigation is a process used by companies or individuals in order to settle a dispute. This article aims to explain what is this process, how can litigation or fraud law benefit you, and where to be addressed when you want to start a business litigation process.

What is commercial litigation?

In a general context, commercial litigation is a process that deals with any controversy, which is related to a business issue. Thus, it is a process which relates only to issues that correlate to the involvement of a business. Commercial litigation can be used to settle disputes between business companies, business owners, employees and employers or among companies and clients. It includes, but is not limited to breaches of a contract, partnership dispute, civil litigation, employment dispute, any shareholder-related issue or business dissolution.

How can you benefit from it?

Litigation law firms Obviously, when you have a dispute that relates to a business, and cannot be solved otherwise, you should contact a civil litigation attorney. There exist specific litigation law firms that deal only with such issues. They have more experience in such issues, and can benefit you more than another law firm or attorney which is not specialised in commercial litigation. In any case, it would be wise to discuss your issue with one of the litigation lawyers, who conduct business in your area and expose him or her your case. If you feel that you have been defrauded, you should consult with one or more fraud lawyers.
Specialised law firms or lawyers There are many cases where people feel that their employer is not fulfilling his contractual duties or that the employment contract is not being respected. You should know that there are specialised employment law firms or lawyers, which can be very helpful and solve your dispute in a shorter period of time and be cost-effective.

Conclusions / recommendations

In conclusion, if you have a business-related dispute, do not worry. Simply follow these steps: 1. If you have a dispute involving a business-related issue, do not try to solve it yourself, but know that commercial litigation and fraud laws are there to help you, thus ask for help. 2. Do not simply ask for counselling from any lawyer or law firm, but contact a litigation attorney or law firm. Seth Lovis & Co or Freeborn & Peters, LLP, are good examples of such law firms that operate worldwide. 3. If you have an employment-related dispute, do not simply ask for help from a law firm, but go directly to the specialised employment law lawyers or firms, in order to get the best possible guidance.