Understanding your rights with respect to these complex issues can be overwhelming,
especially if you’re just starting out in business. You may need
to seek an attorney to not only assist you in understanding your rights
but to also protect your interests. We have qualified and experienced
attorneys with decades of experience that are ready and willing to help
you work through your concerns and ultimately resolve your disputes, whether
it be through negotiation, mediation, arbitration or litigation.
Fellerman & Ciarimboli is here to help you navigate through these complex
areas of the law. All businesses need an experienced lawyer on their side
who can evaluate their particular case taking into account all available
options – first, evaluating whether litigation can be avoided through
alternative measures, and then, if it cannot, determining the most effective
manner for obtaining the best resolution.
Protect yourself and your business. Choose the commercial and corporate
lawyers at Fellerman & Ciarimboli to handle your business-related
legal issues. One-hour, free and confidential consultations are available.
Commercial Litigation vs. Corporate Law: What’s the Difference?
Commercial litigation handles the disputes that arise between a company
and its customer. For example, if an individual is using your company’s
work without your permission, you may consider an intellectual property
claim. This would fall under commercial litigation.
Our commercial litigation attorneys can handle all types of business matters,
including:
Business torts and related litigation – Such as partnership disputes, non-compete
agreements, unfair competition and misuse of trade secrets.
Breach of contract – This includes violations of the Contractor and Subcontractor Payment
Act and third-party claim disputes.
Corporate law is very similar to commercial litigation. The difference
is where commercial litigation deals with businesses and their customers,
corporate law deals exclusively with private companies — from its
inception until the doors close for good.
Our corporate law practice handles business issues for small- to mid-sized
companies, such as:
Starting a business, such as creating a LLC; getting your Employer Identification
Number; get a business license, if necessary; getting a seller’s
permit; and creating HR policies.
Strengthening your business through incorporation, franchising, a merger
and acquisition.
Whether you’re opening a neighborhood coffee shop, leasing your first
office space, dealing with business disputes, or parting ways with a former
business partner, the legalities can be confusing. Worse, you may not
be aware of your rights and options. The Pennsylvania commercial and corporate
lawyers at Fellerman & Ciarimboli are prepared to help.