Commercial Litigation
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The NEPA commercial litigation attorneys at Hourigan, Kluger & Quinn handle disputes involving many matters including contracts, property rights, corporate management control, real estate, zoning, use and land management disputes. In addition, our business lawyers assist clients in employee-related cases, will contests, competency disputes, guardianship proceedings and in seeking or defending injunctions.
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Commercial litigation is a type of lawsuit that settles a dispute between two or more parties who are involved in a business or commercial transaction.
Types of Commercial Litigation
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Contract Disputes
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Corporate Management Control
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Estate and Trust Issues
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Financing Agreements
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Injunctive Relief
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Landlord/Tenant Disputes
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Lease Agreements
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Property Rights
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PA Real Estate Tax Assessment Disputes
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PA Real Estate Transactions
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Zoning and Land Management
What is a Commercial Dispute?
Commercial disputes can involve contracts, business torts, bankruptcy, shareholder disputes, and more. Commercial disputes typically involve businesses, such as corporations, partnerships, limited liability companies, or state-licensed professionals, such as doctors, lawyers, and accountants.
What is a Commercial Tort?
A commercial tort is a business tort, such as a breach of contract.
What is a Business Tort?
What Is a Shareholder Dispute?
A business tort is a civil wrong. A business tort may be a negligent act, such as an intentional act, like invasion of privacy.
A shareholder dispute is a dispute between a shareholder/member and the company, such as a corporation or a limited liability company, that they own stock in, or a dispute among shareholders or members. A shareholder dispute typically involves a dispute about a company’s financial performance, a change in management, one party wishing to exit the business relationship or a change in the company’s direction.
What Is a Breach of Contract?
A breach of contract is a violation of a legal obligation to perform a promise. A breach of contract is typically filed by the injured party or their legal representative.