BUSINESS DISPUTES

Our business disputes (commercial litigation department) has the expertise and experience to apply the best legal advice to your dispute, whether in conventional Court proceedings or in the emerging areas of Alternative Dispute Resolution, such has arbitration and mediation. Where appropriate, we will offer solutions that avoid litigation.

We handle all forms of contractual disputes, including warranty cases arising from corporate acquisitions or disposals, shareholders’ disputes, agency and distribution matters.

For corporate clients, this means we will achieve outcomes that make sound commercial sense and which allow you to continue to focus on your business goals.

Private clients can be assured that our expert legal advice and experience in the field of litigation and dispute resolution gives you peace of mind.

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KEY AREAS

Contract Disputes

Legal conflicts arising from alleged breaches or misinterpretations of contractual agreements.

Business Torts

Claims involving wrongful acts such as fraud, interference, or unfair competition that cause economic harm to a business.

Intellectual Property (IP) Disputes

Disputes over the unauthorized use or infringement of trademarks, patents, or copyrights.

CONTACT US

Our experienced team are waiting to answer your call.
Lines are open Monday to Thursday from 9am to 5.30pm, and on Fridays from 9am to 5pm.

CALL: 071 916 2032

EMAIL: info@callantansey.ie

KEY CONTACTS

Brian Gill

Partner, Head of Commercial Litigation
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