PENNSYLVANIA · BUSINESS LITIGATION

Business disputes.
Trial-ready counsel.

CDM LAW represents businesses, owners and executives in commercial disputes throughout Southeastern Pennsylvania—from breach of contract and partnership conflicts to claims that threaten your operations, relationships and bottom line.

Litigation that understands the business

Protect the business.
Pursue the result.

When a commercial relationship breaks down, your response should reflect both the law and the realities of your business. Our Conshohocken litigation practice evaluates the agreement, the evidence and what is at stake, then builds a strategy aimed at efficient resolution—while preparing the case for trial.

Breach of Contract

Pursuing and defending claims involving nonpayment, nonperformance, missed deliverables and disputes over contract terms, warranties and remedies.

Partnership & Shareholder Disputes

Conflicts among owners, partners, members and shareholders, including deadlock, fiduciary duty claims, buyouts and the breakup of business relationships.

Commercial & Vendor Disputes

Disputes with suppliers, customers, contractors and service providers arising from commercial transactions and ongoing business relationships.

Restrictive Covenants & Trade Secrets

Enforcing and defending non-compete, non-solicitation and confidentiality agreements, and claims involving the misuse of confidential business information.

Business Torts & Fraud

Claims involving fraud, misrepresentation, tortious interference, unfair competition and other conduct that damages a business.

From demand letter to verdict

Strategy built
for the courtroom.

Effective business litigation begins with a candid assessment of the case and a clear understanding of your objectives. Whether your matter calls for negotiation, mediation, arbitration or trial, we prepare every case with the courtroom in mind—so you can make decisions from a position of strength.

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Facing a business dispute?

Tell us about your business, the parties involved and what is at stake. We will review your situation and discuss the options for protecting your interests.