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Frequently Asked Questions about Commercial LitigationQ: How long will the lawsuit take? A: It varies. The length of time a lawsuit takes depends on a number of factors, such as the complexity of the case, the number of parties involved, the willingness of the parties to resolve the case and the court's schedule. A relatively simple suit, not involving any complex legal or factual issues, could be over in a few months, while a complicated, multi-party suit could take years to resolve. Q: Who will hear the case? A: Most commercial lawsuits will be heard by a jury. If the parties agree, a jury may be waived, and the case heard by the judge. The decision of whether to have the case heard by a jury or a judge is a tactical one, and depends on the facts and circumstances of each case. |
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Every business dispute, however minor it may seem at the time, has the potential to become a troublesome, and expensive, lawsuit. In today's business environment, your best course of action is to have a tough commercial litigation attorney on your side. |
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Manhattan commercial litigation attorney Edward Weissman brings over 25 years experience handling complex, large-scale litigation on behalf of corporate counsel and individual clients in New York City and throughout the United States. While Mr. Weissman urges detailed planning as the best means to avoid expensive commercial litigation, he also understands his client's need for a tenacious and aggressive legal advocate in the court room after becoming involved in a dispute related to a business relationship or transaction including finance, construction & insurance law:
Fraud / Contract, Lease and Property Disputes / Foreclosures / Mechanic's & Materialmen's Liens / Mediation, Arbitration & Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) / Appeals / Business Lawsuits
New York commercial lawyer Edward Weissman has a substantial record of successful resolutions (including appeals) for his clients involved in business disputes. Mr. Weissman has successfully litigated cases involving international business entities with lawsuits involving 8 figures and beyond. He has the experience and resources necessary to mount extremely complex business litigation while offering a client-focused practice where the protection of his client's legal rights is always his first priority.
Contact Manhattan Commercial Litigation attorney Edward Weissman today for a consultation on pending litigation and affordable, long-term planning to avoid future legal issues.
Commercial Litigation - An Overview
Commercial transactions and business relationships often go bad and turn into disputes, resulting in costly litigation. Unable to resolve the dispute through negotiations or discussions between the parties, one party may find that litigation is the only way to end the matter. Unfortunately, litigation is often a fact of modern business life. When you are faced with commercial litigation issues, you need the assistance of an experienced commercial litigation attorney.
The Mechanics of Commercial Litigation
Litigation can be worrisome for businesspeople. The stakes may be high, and the future of your business may be uncertain. Much of the worry is caused by the unfamiliarity of the process. Most people have little or no knowledge of how litigation works, unless they have been through it.
Deciding Whether to Sue
Many business disputes end up in litigation, but many others do not go to court. The decision of whether to bring a lawsuit in a particular case is both a legal and a business decision.
Alternative Dispute Resolution
Commercial litigation can be very costly, not only in terms of the money that may be expended, but also in terms of the time and energy involved. Consequently, many attorneys and businesspeople have looked for different ways of resolving disputes. An experienced commercial litigation attorney can help you determine if one of these alternative dispute resolution (ADR) methods is right for your case. In some cases, courts have ordered parties to participate in some form of alternative dispute resolution.
Types of Commercial Disputes
Commercial litigation is an umbrella term that covers a number of distinct business-related issues and disputes. This article provides general information on a number of common commercial litigation situations. Being involved in any sort of commercial dispute can have a negative impact on your business and on your individual livelihood.
Commercial Litigation Resource Links
Understanding the Federal Courts
Commercial Law: An Overview
American Arbitration Association
Federal Trade Commission
Uniform Commercial Code
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