[Business Disputes]
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Any business transaction can fall into dispute. When it does, the business suffers either because of potential financial losses in litigation or disruption to regular business operations. Business owners or managers who face conflicts with business partners, investors, vendors, clients, or employees are well-advised to retain counsel from an experienced business litigation attorney.
Legal Representation for Business Disputes
At The Law Offices of John D. Halepaska, we represent business clients in a range of contract, employment, debtor/creditor disputes, and operational disputes. As one of the most respected law firms in Colorado, we can advise you on complex issues related to both the law and your business goals.
Client-Focused Approach to Business Disputes in Colorado
As with any of our other practice areas, we observe a client-focused approach when handling business dispute cases. We recognize that no two business litigation cases or clients are alike. Our attorney John D. Halepaska and the rest of the firm give your case careful, thorough, one-on-one attention. We gather all the facts and evaluate the potential risks and benefits of each possible resolution. Together we can develop a legal negotiation strategy that will deliver the most favorable outcome for you. A successful business dispute outcome is one in which your rights and best interests are protected to the greatest degree possible — and that’s what we’re after at our firm.
Let’s discuss your case today. Get in touch with us to schedule a free consultation.
FAQ:
Have I got a case?
Let’s talk about it. Telephone our office to speak with a personal injury specialist.
How much will it cost me to bring a claim?
In most cases you will pay nothing at all whether your case is successful or not.
Is there a time limit?
Yes. In cases involving auto accidents, usually three years. For all others, usually two years. However, there are exceptions so now is the best time to act.
What are the exceptions?
In high risk or complex cases we may agree with you from the outset that a success fee of up to 25% may be charged. This will not be payable if your claim is unsuccessful.
Will I have to go to court?
Probably not. Most cases settle. We often need to issue court proceeding to move matters along but it is rare for a case to go all the way to trial.