As part of our Business Litigation practice, we provide commercial litigation services.

Commercial litigation is a broad category of litigation that encompasses many types of business disputes. We represent plaintiffs and defendants in commercial litigation cases throughout the United States. As a result, we handle commercial business disputes, small and large, in federal and state trial courts nationwide.

Business Commercial Litigation

Commercial litigation can have long-term effects on the company and individuals within the company. Therefore, the company may want to resolve the matter quickly rather than going through a prolonged litigation. Depending on the case, it may be possible to resolve litigation before trial, through summary judgment, mediation, or other alternative dispute resolution methods. Our business attorneys review cases and advise on strategies to reach desired business outcomes.

Commercial Litigation by Business People

It is important that during litigation, the focus remains on the company’s objectives, and that those objectives are incorporated into the case strategy. As such, commercial litigation is likely best handled by attorneys who have the business experience and knowledge about the business' particular industry.  Commercial litigation can include numerous types of business disputes, such as:

  • Breach of Contract

  • Fraud

  • Breach of Fiduciary Duty

  • Ownership and Shareholder Oppression

  • Tortious Interference with Contractual Relations

Our commercial litigation attorneys have experience in a broad range of business industries and can help find creative solutions to best fit your business goals.

Local Counsel for Commercial Litigation

We also act as local counsel for out-of-state plaintiffs and defendants involved in commercial litigation in state and federal courts in Texas. See our Local Counsel page for more information regarding our litigation services.

Additional Insights Regarding Commercial Litigation

For more information on commercial litigation legal issues, see our Legal Insights and Industry Solutions pages.