As soon as you start a
business, you should develop a working relationship with an experienced
commercial litigation attorney. Sometimes what seems like a very
straightforward disagreement, such as a breach of terms of a contract, can
actually be very complicated. Trying to find a good lawyer once you have a
problem adds stress to an already difficult situation.
What if You Get a
Letter from the Securities and Exchange Commission?
Getting a letter from
the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) produces the kind of stress the
individual experiences upon getting a letter from the IRS. It's important that
your commercial litigation lawyer understands the latest information on how the
SEC is handling investigations. This prevents unnecessary stress while allowing
him or her to address their requests. When the SEC comes knocking, it's a good
idea to go ahead and call your lawyer.
Is Your Franchisor
Trying to Terminate Your Franchise?
Sometimes franchisors
try to terminate franchise agreements illegally. There are very specific rules
about when and how franchisors can terminate agreements, and if your franchisor
tries to shut you down, you need to know if any of those rules have been
violated. This is a job for your lawyer specializing in business litigation.
Are Your Products
Labeled Properly?
Improperly labeled
products - particularly food products - can trigger class action lawsuits and
can tarnish a brand's reputation. Your commercial litigation lawyer can
advise you on how to make sure your products are properly labeled and what to
do if someone alleges that you have mislabeled products.
Confidentiality in
Court Proceedings
Federal courts may
enter into confidentiality orders in some cases, and state courts are starting
to incorporate these practices as well. Such orders can be extremely important
should a privileged document accidentally be released. Your trade secrets are among
your most valuable business assets. Make sure your business litigation attorney
understands fully the importance of protecting your intellectual assets if
court proceedings become necessary. At Zarco Einhorn Salkowski & Brito,
P.A. we have the experience necessary to protect your business and defend it if
it is the target of litigation.

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