Albany Commercial Litigation Attorneys

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Litigation Lawyers in Albany

In Albany, California, commercial litigation is any civil litigation that contains a business transaction. Commercial litigation can come up in practically any business context.

In Albany, California commercial litigation can be very difficult and costly. While it usually involves two business in a legal dispute with one another, it might also arise between average individuals who were engaged in an informal business transaction (such as someone selling a car to her neighbor), and never would have guessed that they might be thrown into a commercial litigation case in Albany, California.

Common Sources of Commercial Litigation in Albany, California

Commercial Leases: In Albany, California, the vast majority of small businesses need some physical location from which to operate. Most of the time, business owners rent this space from a third party, and have a written agreement laying out these rental terms. This contract is called a "commercial lease." These contracts are occasionally breached by one, or both, of the parties involved. When this occurs, commercial litigation is typically the result.

Sales of Real Estate: Whether you're buying a house, an office building, or a vacant lot in Albany, California, there are plenty of things that can go awry in the process. For instance, the seller might fail to disclose an easement on the property, or a physical defect, which you only discover after the sale is final. Or, if you're the seller, the buyer might fail to pay on time. Such mishaps are almost sure to cause a dispute, and if the parties cannot resolve it amongst themselves, commercial litigation might be the only choice.

Sale of Goods: In Albany, California, the sale and purchase of personal property is also a frequent source of commercial litigation. Just like any business transaction, things can go wrong in the sale of goods. For instance, the seller might deliver the wrong goods to the buyer, or deliver them late. Likewise, the buyer might fail to pay for the goods at the agreed time. Most of the time, business people are able to resolve these disputes without resorting to commercial litigation. In rare cases, however, they have to take their disagreement to court, and settle it that way.

Business Loans: Usually, when a business gets started in Albany, California, it has to take out a loan from a financial institution. If the business fails to make timely payments on the loan, it's possible that litigation will result.

Breach of Contract: When an Albany, California business agrees to provide something of value (a product or service) in exchange for something else of value (normally money), a contract is formed. A contract, put simply, is any agreement that the law will enforce. Contracts can be very simple, or incredibly complicated. In either case, if one party fails to perform under the terms of the contract, commercial litigation is one way to resolve the ensuing dispute.

How Can a Albany, California Commercial Litigation Lawyer Help?

Business owners in Albany, California are probably aware of the fact that commercial litigation can always be just around the corner, and just about any business deal that goes bad can trigger it. It's wise, therefore, to take some simple steps to prepare for possibly civil litigation, so it will only be minimally disruptive to your business, should it occur in the future.

An Albany, California commercial litigation attorney can help you on that front. A seasoned attorney can advise you of your legal options and commitments, to avoid litigation in the first place, and can provide you with the best possible chance of prevailing if commercial litigation does arise.

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Life in Albany

Albany, California is a city in Alameda County. It has a population of about 18,500 people.

The town of Albany was incorporated in 1909, when residents became fed up with the larger nearby city of Berkeley dumping its garbage in Albany. The residents voted to incorporate to give the town more territorial autonomy, allowing them to legally bar other cities from dumping garbage there without permission.

The city was named after Albany, New York, which was the birthplace of the town's first mayor.

Modernly, Albany is a quiet residential community, whose local economy is largely based around retail and services. Many professionals, such as lawyers, who practice in nearby larger cities, live in Albany, California.

There are also many lawyers who live, as well as practice, in Albany, California. So, if you need legal advice, it's very likely that there's an Albany, California attorney who will be able to help.

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