Business litigation refers to the legal proceedings that stem from disputes between companies, often involving contracts, partnerships, business mergers, or intellectual property. This type of litigation can arise in numerous scenarios, such as breach of contract, shareholder disputes, antitrust allegations, and fraud claims.
The securities market plays a critical role in the business world. However, with great opportunity comes significant risk. Companies operating in this space can sometimes face accusations of securities fraud. If you have been at the receiving end of a securities fraud claim, you need an experienced legal team by your side to safeguard your business interests.
Business fraud can have significant implications for companies, stakeholders, and even consumers. It refers to deceptive practices employed by individuals or organizations with the intent to achieve an unfair or unlawful advantage, often resulting in financial loss or damage to another party.
When it comes to business structures in California, many owners opt for limited liability entities such as corporations and limited liability companies (LLCs) to protect their personal assets from business debts and liabilities.
If you received an adverse decision in your civil case and want to continue fighting, you are not out of options. You may be able to appeal the court’s ruling for a chance of redemption.
Understanding when to file a protective order can significantly impact the outcome of your business litigation. Contact the Law Offices of David H. Schwartz, INC.
If you file suit against someone for $100,000 and win, but your attorney’s fees total $45,000, can you get the losing party to cover those expenses? The answer in California, as in almost every jurisdiction, is no, but there are a few exceptions that may allow you to recover your attorney’s fees.
When doing business, being accused of breaching a contract can be frustrating and somewhat humiliating. If the matter gets out of hand, it can damage your reputation and disrupt your business operations, costing you both money and time.
Ever heard of someone who just won't stop filing lawsuits, even when they don't have a good reason? In California, these folks are called vexatious litigants. They clog up the courts with unnecessary cases, wasting time and resources for everyone involved.
In the tech industry, trade secrets are at the forefront of business success. They encompass the unique processes, methodologies, and proprietary knowledge that give businesses a competitive edge in fiercely competitive marketplaces.
