Business Litigation Services in Jacksonville

Legal issues and disputes can arise from a wide range of business activities, including entity inception, asset and inventory acquisition, debt management, vendor and customer disputes, ongoing partnership relations, business conclusion, and clashes with competitors.

Contracts are binding legal agreements that identify the specific terms of a relationship between two or more parties. A breach of contract is a legal claim where one party to the agreement alleges that another has violated terms of the deal and damages have been incurred as a result.

Businesses and their owners are subject to bringing or defending against non-contractual claims for relief. Business torts like interference with a contract or business expectancy, fraud, and trade secret misappropriation are included as business torts that impose obligations on businesses to operate fairly.

We offer guidance and support to employers navigating the complex landscape of immigration compliance. Our immigration attorneys help businesses understand and comply with the requirements of employment-based immigration, including the hiring and sponsorship of foreign workers. We assist with visa applications, labor certifications, compliance audits, and provide advice on maintaining compliance with changing immigration laws and regulations.

Fraud is a type of claim involving an allegation of intentional deception to secure something of value. A fraud claim is a powerful tool for a business to employ to recover damages where a former business partner or competitor has misrepresented important information without which the business would have taken an alternate path.

Many businesses’ most valuable assets include its trade secret-protected confidential, technical, or financial information. A trade secret misappropriation claim is brought to recover financial damages and injunctive relief where current or former employees, business partners, or competitors have acquired or disclosed the trade secret without authorization.

Many businesses’ most valuable assets include its trade secret-protected confidential, technical, or financial information. A trade secret misappropriation claim is brought to recover financial damages and injunctive relief where current or former employees, business partners, or competitors have acquired or disclosed the trade secret without authorization.

A company’s officers and directors owe a general duty of care and other specific fiduciary duties to the company and its shareholders. These duties require the officers and directors to operate in the best interest of the business and bar them from self-dealing and conflicts of interest that put their individual objectives above those of the business.