As a California business owner, your operations rely on the promises made in contracts. When another party breaches those agreements, it can cause significant financial damage and operational chaos. We provide focused litigation counsel to small businesses throughout California in contract-based disputes by helping you enforce the terms of your agreements, pursue owed compensation, and defend against unjustified claims, allowing you to get back to running your business.

Vendor & Supplier Contract Disputes

• Failure to Deliver: When a supplier provides defective goods, misses critical deadlines, or fails to deliver services as specified in your agreement.

• Price & Term Disagreements: Disputes over unexpected price increases, change orders, or interpretations of payment terms.

• Breach of Warranty: Litigation involving products or services that do not meet the guaranteed standards or specifications.

Client & Customer Payment Disputes

• Non-Payment for Services/Goods: Pursuing legal action against clients or customers who have accepted your work or products but refuse to pay their invoices.

• Scope of Work Disagreements: Defending your company against claims for undelivered services or litigating when a client exceeds the agreed-upon scope without authorization.

Independent Contractor & Freelancer Agreements

• Breach of Service Agreements: Addressing situations where an independent contractor fails to perform, violates confidentiality clauses, or otherwise breaks an enforeceable agreement.

• Disputes Over Deliverables: Litigating conflicts regarding the quality, ownership, or timeliness of work product delivered by contractors.

Other Business Litigation

• Breach of Lease Agreements: Disputes with landlords regarding terms of a lease.

• Intellectual Property Licensing Disputes: Conflicts arising from agreements concerning the use of trademarks, copyrights, or patents.

If your business is facing a significant dispute, timely action is critical. I offer a confidential consultation to review your documents, assess your situation, and outline a clear path forward.