BUSINESS DISPUTES
Effective Resolutions To A Variety Of Business Disputes
In a business world in which margins are increasingly thin, regulations are more intrusive and communication moves at light speed, business disputes are frequent, complex and disruptive. Intelligent, nuanced legal counsel is essential. The Boston law firm of SmithMcNeill PC has the acumen, experience and resources to tackle a wide range of complex business litigation matters.
Attorney Colin Smith brings a unique combination of firsthand business experience, comprehensive knowledge of business law and practical understanding to his work. During his law school teaching career of more than 25 years, Mr. Smith has established an impressive network of highly regarded academics, political leaders and private management leaders who help him build solid cases for his clients.
SmithMcNeill PC represents sole proprietorships, family businesses, and private and public companies in a wide range of business litigation matters, including:
- Breach of contract
- Partnership disputes
- Shareholder disputes
- Construction disputes
- Insurance coverage
- Real estate and land use litigation
- Employment disputes
It's Like Having In-House Counsel
Colin emphasizes a personal approach, investing significant time upfront to learn about your company, your industry and any additional information that will serve him well in resolving your legal issue. As a former public company general counsel he knows that legal issues can be distracting, so he works to resolve disputes efficiently and cost-effectively. Often, this can be accomplished without the need to litigate.
If a fair agreement cannot be reached through negotiation, however, Colin is a trial-tested business disputes lawyer who is always prepared to advocate aggressively in court for his clients.
If you face a business dispute or the threat of litigation, it is a good idea to address the issue promptly with assistance from Colin Smith. Call 617-692-2917 or use the online contact form on this website to schedule a consultation.
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