Complex Business Litigation
Complex business litigation cases typically involve all types of legal matters such as breach of contract, torts, theft of trade secrets and intellectual property, fraud, international transactions, commercial transactions, unfair trade practices, non-compete litigation, and business disputes between partners.
The key difference between a typical business litigation case and a complex one often lies in the complexity of the legal issues in the case, the number of parties involved in the litigation, whether those parties are domestic or foreign entities, the location of the parties and witnesses, need for experts such as forensic accountants, conflicts in the governing law, the need to have additional judicial case management oversight and the number of damages involved.
International Litigation and Arbitration
International litigation and arbitration cases involve parties from different countries and typically fall within the category of complex business litigation, but not always. There are international litigation and arbitration cases that can be considered standard cases when the case lacks additional characteristics of complex business litigation cases and is considered more straightforward. International arbitration cases are simply cases in which the parties from different countries agreed to bring any disputes between them before an arbitration panel instead of through the court system.
Complex business and international litigation and arbitration cases require an attorney which is experienced in complex business legal matters and litigation and preferably an attorney who understands the nature of business and has a strong financial background. Here at the Campbell Law Group, we have experience in complex business litigation, as well as litigating cases with cross-border implications and jurisdictional issues.
Our firm accepts cases from businesses and corporations in every county in the state of Florida. For more information on how we can assist you with complex business litigation or arbitration, please contact us.