Retail & Commercial Litigation
Columbus, OH | Indianapolis, IN
When legal disputes arise, you need a partner to advocate for you.
A Business-First Approach
Litigation doesn’t just affect your bottom line; it can also put your reputation at risk.
That’s why we make it our mission to approach every case strategically, always aiming for early resolution to get you back to business sooner.
We Handle All Things Retail & Commercial Litigation
With the right team by your side, even hard things become manageable.
First, we listen. Then, we help.
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Premises Liability Disputes
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Business Disputes
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Partnership and Shareholder Disputes
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Contract Disputes & Breach of Contract
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Construction and Property Development Litigation
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Real Estate Litigation
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Business Torts (e.g., Interference, Defamation)
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Lease Disputes
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Non-Compete Litigation
“Michelle proved to not only bring sound legal advice, but was also a calming presence during our contractual negotiations. She was quick to respond to any of our questions or concerns and provided a number of different options for us to consider to keep things moving. She was able to take complex legal situations and speak to them in a way that helped us understand and make the best choices for our business. Having Michelle on our team is an asset and will contribute to our overall success!”
Coleen and Zach Barber, Owners of The Schoolhouse of New Albany
Listen. Advocate. Deliver.
Proven strategies.
Best possible outcomes.
You need a team that’s tough, experienced, and ready to win. With decades of courtroom victories under our belt, we’ll champion your business every step of the way.
Retail and Commercial Litigation:
Frequently Asked Questions
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An attorney is any lawyer authorized to provide a wide range of services to clients. Attorneys advise clients on legal rights, draft contracts, negotiate agreements, and provide guidance to prevent or resolve legal issues.
They may work in various areas of law, such as corporate, real estate, employment, or compliance, tailoring their approach to each client’s unique needs. While some attorneys focus on transactional work and advisory services, others may represent clients in disputes. However, not all attorneys are litigators.
A litigator, on the other hand, is an attorney who specializes in dispute resolution in court. Litigators focus on negotiating settlements, arguing motions, and representing clients in cases filed before a court, with trials being a key area where their courtroom strategy and advocacy skills shine.
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Commercial litigation typically involves disputes between businesses or organizations, often focusing on complex contract issues, intellectual property, or regulatory compliance.
Business litigation can include both internal disputes within a business, such as partnership issues, and external disputes, like those involving clients or competitors.
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When a company is in litigation, it means the business is actively involved in a legal dispute being handled in court. This can involve lawsuits either initiated by the company or filed against it, typically concerning issues such as contract disputes, liability claims, or regulatory compliance. Litigation can have significant implications for the company’s operations, financial health, and reputation, making effective legal representation essential to protecting its interests.
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You should contact an attorney for a business dispute as soon as the conflict arises or when you suspect it could escalate.
Early legal guidance is crucial when negotiations stall, legal threats are issued, contracts are breached, or when the dispute involves complex issues like compliance with regulations, substantial financial stakes, or reputational concerns.
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In our first meeting, we’ll take the time to understand your unique needs and objectives and discuss the best path forward. From there, we’ll craft a customized legal strategy designed to achieve your specific goals. Throughout the process, you can rely on consistent guidance and support until we reach a resolution.
