Commercial Litigation

Starting your own business can produce some of the most rewarding feelings you could experience, but it requires a lot of work. Many problems can arise. One way you might leverage the business experience of another, opening a franchise location, provides you with many...

Many contracts your business enters into are likely to include a force majeure clause. This clause is commonly referred to as the "Act of God" clause because it protects if a party is unable to perform under the contract due to designated events. Carefully review any...

  An invention becomes "Patent Pending" after the owner makes an application with the U.S Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). During this time, your patent is protected, and no one can steal or use it without your consent. However, the right to sue an infringer...

When organizations get involved in a legal dispute, it is viewed as commercial litigation. However, commercial litigation is often mistaken as civil litigation. Many categories of lawsuits fall under civil litigation and while commercial litigation can fall under this...

A severance package is a negotiated settlement between an employee and an employer that details terms that will apply upon the termination of their working relationship. These contracts often come into play during unfortunate events such as downsizing. However, the...

Companies in a variety of industries are experiencing economic woes from the many ways the novel coronavirus has weakened formerly solid commercial enterprises. From hospitality to entertainment, restaurants to retail – COVID-19 has driven the customers home and kept...