The firm’s business litigation practice encompasses a wide variety of matters, with varied clients. Rosenberg Mendlin & Rosen, LLP endeavors to provide creative and pragmatic solutions that help you and your business work toward your legal and organizational goals.
We have represented individuals, partnerships, corporations and limited liability companies in business litigation and counseling matters, from negotiating severance packages and resolving disagreements with suppliers to corporate formation and litigation of complex securities and intellectual property matters. We offer business litigation services for matters such as:

• Commercial disputes
• Contract disputes, including breach of fiduciary duty
• Business torts, including interference with contract and fraud
• Business dissolution disputes
• Partnership disputes
• Intellectual property disputes
• Shareholder disputes
• Corporate dissolutions
• Non-Compete agreement disputes
• Insurance coverage disputes
• Employer-employee disputes
• Vendor and manufacturer disputes
• Business accountings

We have represented clients in a variety of industries, including investors, media companies, construction and real estate companies.

Business litigation often, but not always, involves an alleged breach of a contractual agreement. Disputes arise because the meaning of a business contract may be open to interpretation, or because one party fails to perform, or allegedly fails to perform, his or her obligations.

Examples of our prior business litigation cases include representation of:

• Partners in an action for misappropriation of partnership assets, including injunctive relief, contempt sanctions and punitive damages, through trial
• A film financier against film producer for breach of contract
• Successfully represented minority shareholders on claims that majority shareholder was attempting to prevent them from sharing in proceeds of licensing of the corporation’s technology
• Clients in actions to collect on promissory notes and other obligations
• An individual on her claims against a bank for misappropriated assets
• The administrator of an estate in a claim to enforce a promissory note
• A partner in partnership disputes involving condominium development
• An individual on her claim for damages for identity theft
• A physician in a dispute by an alleged investor in the physician’s clinics, prevailing on the grounds that only a licensed physician may have an interest in a medical practice