Business and Real Estate Litigation
Whether you are facing a business or commercial dispute, the right legal advice at the outset can protect your immediate and long-term interests. The law firm of Pinnola & Bomstein provides insightful counsel for complex transactions and aggressive and cost-effective representation in business litigation, commercial litigation and real estate litigation.
We practice in the Pennsylvania state and federal courts, and help clients in the five-county Philadelphia metropolitan area, southeastern Pennsylvania and beyond. Contact us today to discuss our qualifications and your legal situation.
Business Litigation and Commercial Litigation Law FirmWe represent businesses and partnerships in various industries, including construction companies and real estate partnerships, in initiating or defending lawsuits. Michael Bomstein has served as a real estate partnership attorney and provide representation in business disputes ranging from simple contract problems to multi-million dollar partnership litigation.
- Dissolution of complex real estate partnerships
- Claims of fraud or embezzlement by business partners
- Internal management disputes
- Breach of contract
- Failed business transactions
- Partitions, buyouts or liquidation of jointly owned businesses or real estate
- Construction litigation involving developers, builders, subcontractors and suppliers
- Consumer fraud lawsuits by homebuyers
- Residential sale agreement
- Art's Case — Art's case was a hard-fought and complicated real estate partnership dispute between brothers.
- Doug's Case — Doug and Mark were old friends who created a technical services firm that was just starting to take off. Doug did not have a clue that Mark was plotting his ouster behind the scenes.
- Joe's Story — Real estate salesmen disagree over proceeds of a transaction.
- Charlie's Story — Charlie found himself in a dilemma. He had devoted his best efforts to the new business.
- Tony and Mark's Case — Tony and Mark were defendants in the automotive supply distribution business. The suit contended there was a violation of typical non-disclosure and non-compete clauses contained in employment agreements.
- Hal's Case — Hal's business partners have squeezed him out and refused his buyout demands. Two other law firms have been unable to resolve the case. Our involvement produced a higher settlement than Hal had originally sought.
- Victor's Case — Victor's family-owned business is sued by a competitor alleging unfair trade practices, with complex jurisdiction and intellectual property issues.
- Judy's Story — Judy is a conservative investor. A stock broker has squandered a substantial portion of her retirement savings by investing in junk bonds.
- Ben's Case — Ben is in jeopardy of losing his retirement nest egg, an apartment building, to foreclosure.
- Barb's Case — When the relationship sours in their joint home ownership with another family, Barb and her husband face a partition action with complex legal issues.
- Frank's Case — Real estate developer had breached his fiduciary responsibilities and improperly enriched himself at the Frank’s expense.
- Don's Story — needs help on a questionable deed transferring property.
- Quiet Title Case — Mick and Toni need help to defend a quiet title lawsuit.
Contact us today at (215) 592-8383 to speak with an experienced business litigation lawyer and make Pinnola & Bomstein your business litigation law firm.