Laredo TX Business Commercial Litigation Attorneys - Your Advocates in Business Law

In 1851, Laredo, Texas, became the first official trade route between the United States and Mexico. To this day, its strategic location in southern Texas makes it the top port of entry for non-naval cargo transportation in the entire US. In 2019 alone, this bustling corridor processed more than $231 billion in trade. With such extensive trade comes extensive infrastructure, complicated logistics, big business interests, and the involvement of global financial institutions, not to mention the network of services (housing, medical facilities, education, hospitality, etc.) required to sustain the working people responsible for moving such a large volume of freight. With such extensive trade also comes intricate business arrangements and an increased probability of commercial disputes.

If your company finds itself in such a situation, the right Laredo business litigation lawyer can make all the difference. Call the experts at Carabin Shaw today at 800-862-1260 to schedule your free consultation.

Due to the complexity of business law, commercial litigation can take many forms. Some common types of disputes include:

• Breach of contract - When one party fails to meet the terms of a binding agreement.
• Partnership disputes - When there is internal conflict between business partners.
• Business fraud - When one party misrepresents or conceals important information from another party.
• Shareholder disputes - When shareholders disagree with how a company should be run or how profits should be distributed.
• Contract disputes - These are more general and arise from contract expectations and agreements that are unclear to one or more parties involved.
• Business torts - Also known as economic torts, these are civil actions that result in damages to a business’s reputation or finances.

No matter the dispute type, our team of Laredo business attorneys at Carabin Shaw can help you protect your interests and get you the compensation you deserve.

Though we recommend contacting an attorney no matter your commercial dispute needs, here are some more complicated situations that require the support of an experienced Business dispute lawyer in Laredo TX:

• Commercial real estate litigation - Disputes over lease agreements, zoning issues, and other transactions involving the purchase or rental of property.
• Unfair competition - Occurs when a company falsely advertises its product or copies another company’s trade dress (product, packaging, or design).
• Trade secret litigation - The theft or misuse of proprietary information.
• Non-compete agreement enforcement - This is the process of ensuring that former employees do not compete with your company by working with competitors or sharing trade secrets for a specified period and in a designated area.
• Corporate litigation - Involving managerial decisions, mergers, and fiduciaries, these can be the most complex (and expensive) forms of litigation.

Complex or not, take solace in the fact that we offer our services on a contingency-fee basis, meaning we don’t charge you a penny unless we win your case.

Sometimes the best options are the simplest ones. Our Texas lawyers will take the time to thoroughly review your case and determine the best course of action for your particular situation. This could include:

• Mediation - A neutral third party helps all parties involved negotiate and reach a resolution.
• Arbitration - This is a binding, private hearing that results in a conclusion outside the courtroom.
• Litigation - If an agreement cannot be made, our team of commercial litigation attorneys is ready to fight for you in court. Don’t take our word for it; explore our client reviews to see how we have helped other companies in similar situations.

Don’t let commercial litigation undermine your business ventures in Laredo, Texas. Contact our English and Spanish-speaking representatives toll-free and 24/7 at 800-862-1260. Carabin Shaw’s skilled attorneys possess the experience, knowledge, and expertise to effectively support you in resolving contract disputes, partnership dissolutions, and more complex corporate matters. You owe it to your employees, your shareholders, and yourself. Contact our Laredo law firm today.

For more information:

• Business in Texas
• Cornell Law
• CSRC