Services
The Crossmore Law OfficeCommercial Litigation
The Crossmore Law Office’s commercial practice provides a full range of counseling and litigation services to our clients.
Commercial litigation involves nearly every type of dispute that may arise in a business context. This includes breach of contract, disputes between partners, class actions, business torts (including fraud, breach of fiduciary duty and other matters of corporate governance, tortious interference with contract and/or business relations), defamation, false advertising, anti-trust litigation, patent infringement, and real estate-related claims to name a few. Litigation occurs in a variety of venues, from state and federal courts to private arbitrations or administrative hearings, depending on the specific details of a case. Given the broad nature of commercial litigation, attorneys do not always specialize in every area of business law, which is why seeking appropriate counsel for your case is crucial.
The Crossmore Law Office has established an excellent reputation for efficiently providing high-quality and timely services to clients at a competitive cost. From the onset of a business dispute through to resolution, we help our clients make well-informed decisions and keep their commercial interests at the forefront.
Below, please find a list of some of the specific areas our attorneys routinely handle:
- Bankruptcy Creditor and Debtor Representation
- Commercial Disputes
- Mortgage Foreclosure: Prosecution and Defense
- Landlord/Tenant Law
- Collections Execution
- Real Estate: Ownership Disputes, Easements, Partitions
- Business Litigation
Consumer Litigation
When consumer protection laws and safeguards against business fraud and unfair practices fail, consumer protection litigation may be necessary to recover damages, penalize the offenders, and make you whole.
The consumer litigation practice at The Crossmore Law Office represents plaintiffs who have been significantly injured by corporate misconduct by lenders, debt collectors, or merchants in federal, state, and local courts. These entities frequently sue for debt that is not owed, enforce judgments secured improperly, engage in deceptive collection practices, and sell credit or goods
by fraud and misrepresentation.
Common consumer protection laws include identity theft, contracts, and fraud. Organizations like the Federal Trade Commission and Better Business Bureau are in place to promote and enforce consumer protection laws. However, in the event that a law has been broken, or a consumer has been victimized, contacting an attorney is a critical step towards recovery.
The Crossmore Law Office has significant expertise litigating consumer claims addressing credit repair, service and sales contracts, billing and debt collection, personal loan consolidation, warranties, investor fraud, foreclosure, and more. Our attorneys are experienced in handling matters from the inception of a dispute through the conclusion of the litigation process.
Below, please find a list of some of the specific areas our attorneys routinely handle:
- Landlord/Tenant: Evictions
- Consumer Protection Disputes
- Collections Defense
- Estate Proceedings: Contested and Uncontested
- Traffic Offenses
Transactional Law
The Crossmore Law Office represents financial institutions, borrowers and lenders in a wide variety of corporate and transactional matters, including mergers, stock and asset acquisitions and sales, establishment of subsidiaries and affiliates, sales, purchases, and leases of real property, contract review, collections, and corporate governance matters.
Our attorneys are skilled at highlighting ambiguities and weaknesses in business agreements, legal forms, and contracts, helping our clients to both exploit these weaknesses and shield themselves from falling victim to them.
In structuring and implementing transactions or providing advice on continuing business and commercial matters, our corporate, regulatory, and real estate experience allows us to provide comprehensive and efficient legal services, no matter the complexity of the issue at hand.
Below, please find a list of some of the specific areas our attorneys routinely handle:
- Business Entity Formation
- Real Estate Transactions: Sales and Mortgages
- Wills, Trusts, Estate Planning
- Secured Transactions