Trusted Commercial & Business Litigation Attorney

Legal disputes can interrupt your business, drain your resources, and put your reputation on the line. When the stakes are high, you need a commercial litigation attorney who can step in with skill, focus, and real experience. Garibian Law Offices, P.C. represents business clients throughout Pennsylvania, Delaware, New Jersey, and New York in high-conflict commercial matters. We are here to protect what you have built and to move quickly when legal action becomes necessary.

We represent owners, executives, shareholders, and organizations facing serious disputes that require strategic litigation. Whether the conflict involves a contract, a partner, a competitor, or a third party, our job is to understand the full picture, then act decisively to resolve it.

What Business Litigation Covers

Commercial disputes look different from personal legal conflicts. There is more money at stake. More documentation. More involved parties. More long-term consequences.

A business litigation attorney is brought in when negotiations break down and legal action becomes the only way to protect your company’s rights. These cases often involve claims tied directly to contracts, business operations, and financial harm.

You might be dealing with a vendor who failed to deliver. A partner who went rogue. A client who breached an agreement. Or a competitor who crossed a legal line. These disputes require careful analysis and strong advocacy because the outcome affects your company’s future.

How a Commercial Litigation Attorney Builds Your Case

Commercial disputes demand more than basic legal knowledge. They require someone who knows how businesses operate, how industries function, and how disputes affect a company’s actual bottom line.

Our commercial litigation team approaches each case with a practiced eye and a thorough strategy.

What We Provide

• A full breakdown of your legal position: We examine contracts, communications, business records, performance obligations, and financial impact. We identify where the breakdown occurred and what the law allows you to recover.
• An understanding of industry standards: Every field has its norms. Every dispute lives in a business context. We evaluate the behavior of the other party against what reasonable business practices require.
• Access to experts when needed: Industry professionals contribute insight that strengthens your claim and clarifies your damages.
• A strategy designed around your company’s goals: Sometimes, the goal is compensation. Sometimes the goal is to stop harmful behavior. Other times, the goal is to end the dispute without disrupting operations. We tailor the approach to match what truly matters for your business.

Cases We Handle

Commercial disputes follow familiar patterns, but each one affects a different aspect of your company. We have experience addressing conflicts that range from minor contractual breakdowns to life-altering business interruptions.

The different types of business litigation include:

• Breach of Implied Contract
• Breach of Fiduciary Duty
• Definition of Business Torts
• Civil Conspiracy
• Conspiracy Theory of Jurisdiction
• Constructive Fraud
• Conversion of Intangible Property
• Corporate Opportunity
• Damages
• Employees’ Duty of Loyalty
• Fraud
• Fraudulent Misrepresentation
• Statutory Cause of Action Inducement to Breach of Contract
• Insurance Coverage Issues
• Misappropriation of Trade Secrets
• Negligent Misrepresentation
• Restatement of the Law Torts
• Statute of Limitations Business Torts
• Unfair competition/trade secrets
• Unjust Enrichment

Breach of Contract Disputes

Contracts support nearly every business activity. When one party fails to meet its obligations, the consequences ripple fast. You may face delays, expenses, lost deals, or damaged opportunities. We review the agreement, document the breach, and pursue remedies that reflect the loss your company experienced.

Partnership and Shareholder Disputes

Business partners don’t always stay aligned. Disagreements can form over finances, management, withdrawals, or control. These disputes can quickly destabilize an entire organization. We intervene with legal clarity and help enforce agreements, restructure roles, or litigate the conflict when no workable solution exists.

Commercial Tort Claims

When another business or individual’s misconduct causes financial loss, you may have a commercial tort claim. Fraud, misrepresentation, interference with contracts, or other wrongful acts can derail your operations. We investigate the behavior, gather evidence, and demonstrate the harm caused.

Breach of Fiduciary Duty Claims

Some individuals in a business setting have duties to act in the company’s best interest. If they misuse authority, conceal important information, or divert opportunities for personal gain, we can pursue legal action rooted in breach of fiduciary duty.

Why You Need a Business Litigator for High-Stakes Disputes

Business disputes move fast, and the financial consequences are real. Companies rely on documentation, contracts, and negotiations to keep everything on track. When these break down, the opposing side often brings aggressive tactics, legal defenses, and attempts to minimize their wrongdoing.

That’s why you need an advocate who knows how to counter all of it.

Our attorneys understand both the legal and financial dimensions of commercial conflict. We anticipate arguments the other side will use. We analyze the trail of documents and communications. We show the complete economic impact of the dispute. And when necessary, we litigate with precision.

Common Questions About Business Litigation

What Happens After I Contact a Business Litigation Attorney?

We review your situation, look at the key documents, and determine the strength of your position. From there, we outline potential strategies so you can choose the direction that fits your goals.

How Do I Know if My Business Has a Valid Claim?

A claim exists when another party’s actions caused financial or operational harm. We evaluate the facts, the agreements involved, and the impact on your business to determine if pursuing legal action is appropriate.

How Long Do Business Litigation Cases Take?

It depends on the complexity of the dispute, court scheduling, and whether the other side is motivated to resolve it. We walk you through expected timelines at the start.

What Makes Business Litigation Different?

The scale, financial impact, and documentation involved set these cases apart. Commercial disputes require an attorney who understands both legal standards and business operations. We can also explain the difference between commercial and civil litigation lawyers as part of helping you understand your representation options.

Do All Business Disputes Require Litigation?

No. Some conflicts can be resolved through negotiation or alternative dispute resolution. Litigation becomes an option when those efforts fail or when the dispute is too serious to settle informally.

Start Protecting Your Business Interests Today

Legal disputes can become a serious distraction. They can cause operational slowdowns, reputational harm, and financial loss. You do not need to face these issues alone. Garibian Law Offices, P.C. brings experienced representation to clients throughout Pennsylvania, Delaware, New Jersey, and New York. We understand how to manage conflict, protect your position, and pursue outcomes that make sense for your business.

If you need a reliable civil litigation or business litigation attorney, contact us to learn how we can help.