Commercial Litigation, Dispute Resolution & Mediation
Fairfax Business Attorneys – Resolving Business Disputes
- At Baumgartner Pohlman, PLC our goal is to work with clients for the long-term through the development and stabilization of their business to avoid the possibility of litigation. We lay the groundwork so that when disputes arise or customers do not pay bills, you have structures already in place to address matters.
- In the unlikely event that an incident occurs that could potentially end up in court, or if you have never worked with a lawyer and are now faced with a problem that might require resolution through litigation, contact Baumgartner Pohlman, PLC. We are happy to meet with you in our Fairfax office to discuss any of the following matters:
- Commercial Collections
- Shareholder Disputes
- Contract Disputes
Alternative Dispute Resolution
Our firm always examines non-litigious means of resolving disputes between and within companies. Through alternative dispute resolution (ADR) we can often bring parties together and come to an agreement without involving courts or unnecessary expense.
Mediation
We are happy to represent your business in mediation, working with an unbiased presence to help opposing parties come to an agreement. Like alternative dispute resolution, mediation focuses on solutions rather than discord and allows you to avoid the costs associated with commercial litigation.
Commercial Litigation
Some business disputes, no matter how hard you try to resolve them, still end up in court. In the event that your shareholder dispute or contract disagreement does end up in court, you can rely upon our drive and zealous advocacy to ensure that your interests are represented and that your issue is resolved as quickly as possible.
- At Baumgartner Pohlman, PLC, your priorities really are our priorities. Contact us today to speak with Robert Baumgartner or Scott Pohlman about resolving your business dispute. Together we can develop strategies that bring closure and minimize the financial burden.
