Commercial Litigation Attorney Assisting Clients In Ohio

Business owners typically want to do everything they can to avoid litigation while also ensuring that their businesses run smoothly. However, numerous kinds of legal issues can arise in the course of running a business. Given the broad range of business types and organizational structures, commercial litigation involves many different aspects of Ohio corporation law.

When you do have a business dispute, it is important to work with an experienced Ohio commercial litigation lawyer who can assist with your case. At Weisensell, Mastrantonio & Orlando, LLP., our attorneys are equipped to negotiate a settlement or a resolution before your legal matter actually goes to court, yet they are also prepared to take your case to trial if necessary.

Types Of Commercial Litigation Issues That We Handle

Our legal team handles a wide variety of commercial litigation matters, including but not limited to:

• Business disputes, including partnership disputes, shareholder disputes and disputes concerning the sale of the business
• Breach of contract claims
• Business fraud and tax issues
• Bylaws
• Commercial or creditor collections
• Commercial leases and other commercial real estate disputes
• Employment disputes
• Noncompete litigation
• Severance agreement negotiations

How Can A Commercial Litigation Lawyer Help?

Commercial litigation matters arise in many different venues and contexts. The facts of each case are essential in determining where the matter will be heard, and our dedicated Ohio commercial litigation attorneys regularly handle cases involving all of the following:

• Ohio state court
• Federal court
• Administrative hearings
• Private arbitration
• Mediation

Often, businesses will choose a form of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) before taking a case to court. An experienced attorney can represent your interests in many different types of ADR options, including mediation, conditionally binding arbitration and binding arbitration. Sometimes, contracts require that a business dispute go through arbitration rather than to court, and this frequently benefits the business owner.



In situations where ADR is not possible or cannot resolve the issue, our commercial litigation lawyers are prepared to represent your interests in court. Even when you go to court, they will continue working toward an acceptable settlement so that the issue can be resolved quickly and in a manner that is acceptable to you. Our attorneys have experience handling cases in both state and federal court, and they can speak with you about which court likely has jurisdiction in your case.

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