Milton Business Litigation Attorney

Representing Businesses Throughout Sussex County

In today’s complex business world, disputes can often occur over business contracts, transactional matters, employee issues, and more. If not resolved quickly between the conflicting parties, these disputes can often turn into business litigation before the courts.

If you are involved in a business dispute, you need a competent business litigator. You need someone who can either help you settle the matter outside the courtroom or guide you through litigation. At Adkins Law Firm, you will have the benefit of a Milton business litigation lawyer who knows the ropes. I will seek practical solutions to resolve your case.

My firm, located in Milton, serves clients in Sussex County and beyond. As a small business owner myself, I am uniquely attuned to the problems of business owners that may lead to litigation. My goal is to provide superlative service focusing on the unique legal needs and concerns of business owners.

What is Business Litigation?

Business litigation in the United States encompasses a wide variety of cases. If you are facing potential litigation for a business dispute, you need an attorney with trial experience in business law. I have handled all types of business litigation issues, representing large and small businesses in complex cases.

There are a number of situations that can lead to business litigation, including:

• Contract disputes (including breach of contract accusations)
• Business dissolution or transfer
• Dissolution of partnerships
• Shareholder disputes
• Employment issues
• Landlord-tenant disagreements
• Intellectual property and trade secret violations

Representation in Contract Disputes

The most frequent matter that leads to business litigation is contract disputes. Uncertainty in a contract often leads to conflict between the parties. Ensuring that a strategic contract is either prepared or reviewed by your attorney can help avoid issues leading to a lawsuit.

Once issues occur with your contract, however, you will need legal counsel. You may want to offer practical methods of alternative dispute resolution. You may need to review the evidence and take your matter into the courtroom for a legal decision. Throughout these scenarios, a competent business attorney is necessary to ensure your legal issue is resolved in the best possible manner.

Let Us Help You Protect Your Business

No matter how trivial or overwhelming your business dispute may seem, getting knowledgeable legal guidance is important. I can offer that first step toward understanding where you stand and what can be done to resolve your issue.