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Melville, NY 11747

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Freiberger Haber LLP
420 Lexington Avenue
Suite 300
New York, NY 10170

212.209.1005

Commercial Litigation Attorney

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Running a business comes with inherent legal risks, including the potential for lawsuits, which, if not handled properly, can become a costly and time-consuming distraction. Freiberger Haber LLP provides comprehensive strategies to minimize the risk of commercial litigation and business disputes and cost-effective approaches to expediently resolve potential or existing conflicts.

New York Commercial Litigation Lawyer

We work with clients in a wide range of industries who are involved in disputes arising from, among other things:

  • Real Estate Litigation
  • Construction Litigation
  • Business Disputes
  • Business Entity Dissolution
  • Non-Regulatory/Compliance Bank Litigation

While commercial litigation often arises from a contract or agreement, business relationships can be harmed by wrongdoing when a party engages in unethical or deceptive practices, misappropriates trade secrets, or unfairly interferes with another’s business or prospective alliances. These actions cannot only damage a firm’s reputation in the marketplace, but also jeopardize its viability. It is essential to engage the services of an experienced and dedicated attorney to respond to these legal perils.

Commercial Litigation in NYC

Freiberger Haber LLP pursues and defends commercial litigation and business disputes in state and federal courts across the country. Freiberger Haber LLP acts as an honest broker in assessing the merits of each case and encourages his clients to actively participate in all phases of the process. They routinely conducts thorough due diligence, witness interviews and preparation and relies on e-discovery and courtroom technology in order to achieve a result that best suits his client’s business and litigation needs.

Importantly, Freiberger Haber LLP does not advocate “litigation for the sake of litigation.” They explores all options to effect expeditious and favorable resolutions, whether through direct negotiation or alternative dispute resolution, such as mediation or arbitration.

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Understanding the Spectrum of Commercial Disputes

The realm of commercial litigation encompasses a wide range of disputes, encompassing contractual breaches, tortious conduct, and regulatory violations. These disputes can arise from various sources, including:

  • Contractual Disagreements: Breaches of contracts, whether explicit or implied, often lead to commercial litigation. These disputes may involve issues such as faulty performance, non-payment, or disputes over intellectual property rights.
  • Tort Claims: Wrongful acts committed in the course of business, such as fraud, misrepresentation, or negligence, can trigger tort claims. These claims seek to compensate victims for damages caused by the defendant’s actions.
  • Regulatory Enforcement: Violations of state or federal regulations, such as environmental laws or antitrust statutes, can result in enforcement actions by regulatory agencies or private lawsuits. These cases often involve complex legal and factual issues.

Venues for Resolving Commercial Disputes in New York

New York’s legal system provides a diverse array of venues for resolving commercial disputes. These include:

  • State Supreme Courts: The New York State Supreme Court, the trial court of general jurisdiction, handles a vast majority of commercial litigation cases.
  • Federal Courts: Federal courts have jurisdiction over certain types of commercial disputes, such as antitrust cases or disputes involving parties from different states.
  • ADR (Alternative Dispute Resolution): Parties can opt for ADR mechanisms, such as mediation or arbitration, to resolve disputes outside of the court system. ADR offers benefits such as confidentiality, flexibility, and cost-effectiveness.

Challenges and Strategies in New York Commercial Litigation

Navigating commercial litigation in New York poses unique challenges, including:

  • Complexity of the Legal Issues: Commercial disputes often involve complex legal and factual issues, requiring specialized knowledge of contract law, tort law, and regulatory statutes.
  • Fast-Paced Nature of Litigation: New York courts have rigorous deadlines, which demand careful planning, efficient case management, and prompt responses from counsel.
  • High Stakes of Litigation: Commercial disputes often involve significant financial stakes, making it crucial to develop effective strategies to protect client interests.

Strategies for Success in New York Commercial Litigation

To succeed in New York commercial litigation, experienced and knowledgeable attorneys employ a range of strategies:

  • Thorough Investigation: A thorough investigation of the facts and legal issues is essential to identify the strengths and weaknesses of the case.
  • Strategic Pleading: Careful drafting of pleadings, such as complaints and answers, sets the stage for the litigation and provides a framework for the parties’ arguments.
  • Effective Discovery: Conducting thorough discovery, including document production and depositions, enables parties to gather evidence and support their claims or defenses.
  • Negotiation and ADR: Engaging in early negotiations and considering ADR options can help resolve disputes efficiently and cost-effectively.
  • Trial Preparation: Preparation for trial, including outlining arguments, reviewing evidence, and rehearsing testimony, is critical for presenting a compelling case.

Contact Our New York Commercial Litigation Lawyer

Regardless of the type of commercial or business dispute you are facing, you need a dedicated advocate who can develop innovative solutions to your pressing legal challenges. Whether you are considering commencing litigation to enforce your legal rights, or you have been sued in connection with a business or commercial dispute, contact Freiberger Haber LLP today for an evaluation of your case.

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