As a business lawyer, one of the most common types of disputes that I encounter are commercial disputes. These are disagreements that arise between businesses, either between two companies or between a company and its customers.
One example of a commercial dispute is a contract dispute. This occurs when one party to a contract believes that the other party has not fulfilled their obligations under the agreement. For example, a supplier may argue that a buyer has not paid them the agreed upon price for goods or services, while the buyer may argue that the supplier did not deliver the goods or services as specified in the contract.
Another example of a commercial dispute is a breach of warranty claim. This occurs when a customer believes that a product they purchased did not meet the standards or specifications promised by the manufacturer. The customer may seek compensation for any damages or losses they incurred as a result of the faulty product.
There are several ways to resolve commercial disputes, including negotiation, mediation, and arbitration. It is important for businesses to try to resolve disputes quickly and efficiently, as ongoing disputes can be costly and disruptive to the company’s operations.
In some cases, it may be necessary to bring the dispute to court. As a business lawyer, I work with my clients to evaluate the best course of action and represent their interests in legal proceedings. It is my job to ensure that my clients receive a fair resolution to their commercial disputes.
Contact an experienced business attorney at Ayala at 305-570-2208.
You can also schedule a case evaluation online at https://www.lawayala.com/consultation/
Alternative, you can directly email experienced Miami business lawyer Eduardo A. Maura at eduardo@ayalalawpa.com
