An Attorney Who Knows What’s At Stake
Disputes are inevitable when owning and running a business. Whether you are facing an issue with an employee or a breach of contract, a dispute can derail everything you have worked for. You need an attorney who understands what’s at stake.
As a board-certified business litigation attorney, Albert Sanchez has the experience to provide practical and strategic legal advice, keeping your business and goals in mind. He is proud to run a client-focused practice, and dedicates time and energy to each client and case. He approaches every case thoroughly and works hard to ensure every client receives excellent legal representation.
Don’t Risk Your Business
When an employee breaks a contractual agreement, or a dispute arises with your partner or fellow shareholder and your business is at risk, the last thing you should do is take chances. When a breach or dispute occurs, you have legal remedies that may be available to you and your business.
Sanchez Law, PLLC, can help you with a variety of business disputes, including:
- Co-owner, partner or shareholder disputes
- Breaches of noncompete agreements
- Theft of trade secrets
- Employment disputes
In these types of disputes, it is imperative that you fight back before you lose revenue or, worse, your company. As an experienced business trial attorney, Albert Sanchez can help you pursue the appropriate actions and remedies. His thoroughness pushes him to examine every possible strategy appropriate to solve complex matters.
The goals and best interests of the client are at the center of every strategy Albert Sanchez devises. If you want your case resolved quickly, the board-certified business litigation attorney will do everything he can to ensure a successful negotiation or settlement. However, sometimes this isn’t possible, and litigation may be your best option. When this happens, he is always prepared to take your case to trial.
Answers To Common Business Litigation Questions
Parties pursuing business litigation invariably have questions about the process. Three of their most common concerns are addressed here.
When is litigation the best line of defense for businesses?
Litigation becomes the best option when alternative dispute resolution methods, such as mediation, fail. Choosing litigation is often the suitable pathway forward when you’re facing uncooperative opponents, setting legal precedent and high stakes.
What is the statute of limitations for breach of contract lawsuits in Florida?
When breach of contract occurs in Florida, the statute of limitations for written contracts is five years; for oral contracts, it is four years. The window begins on the day the breach occurred, not when you discover the problem. Filing past the statutory deadlines can result in a case dismissal.
What steps do businesses need to take when their trade secrets are stolen?
As soon as you notice the theft of trade secrets, preserve all related evidence and refrain from modifying it. Change passwords to your business accounts and other networks to prevent the culprit from taking more of your property. Then, document the breach. Clearly narrate how you discovered the theft and who had access during the incident.
Taking legal action is advisable to recover the damages resulting from the breach. A business litigation attorney can explain your options.
Take Action To Protect Yourself And Your Business
If your business faces a dispute, don’t wait to contact an experienced business law and litigation attorney. Contact Sanchez Law, PLLC, at 941-919-3678 to have over 30 years of litigation experience by your side. Whether your goal is to settle quickly or you need to go to trial, attorney Albert Sanchez can help.