Buffington Law Firm's business trial lawyers have frequently dealt with lawsuits deriving from business disputes involving the purchase and sale of a business. These lawsuits typically occur when the buyer believes that the seller concealed or misstated some material...
Month: February 2014
Business Litigation: When You Receive an Attorney Threat Letter
Buffington Law Firm's business litigation attorneys often receive inquiries from people and businesses who have received a demand letter from an attorney in which the attorney threatens to file a lawsuit. Receiving a threatening letter from someone else's attorney is...
Trust Disputes: Contesting a Trust
Buffington Law Firm's trust litigation attorneys have frequently handled trust dispute cases in which it was necessary to bring court action in order to dispute the validity of a trust or an amendment to a trust. A revocable or "living" trust is one of the most...
Attorney’s fee provisions in breach of contract lawsuits
Buffington Law Firm's experienced breach of contract trial lawyers often deal with the issue of attorney's fee provisions in contracts. As discussed in one of our recent blog articles, in California and most of the United States in a breach of contract lawsuit the...
Secretive or Uncommunicative Successor-Trustees in Trust Disputes
Our Firm has a long history of handling various kinds of inheritance disputes involving living trusts. Of all the types of trust disputes that Buffington Law Firm's trust litigation attorneys deal with, the most common scenario is that of the secretive or...
“In business litigation does the other side pay my attorney’s fees?”
One of the most common questions that clients ask Buffington Law Firm's business trial lawyers is whether the losing side (i.e. the other side) will have to pay the winner's attorney's fees. In a large lawsuit this obviously can be a significant amount of money and...
Avoiding Costly Breach of Contract Lawsuits
One of the most common types of business disputes that Buffington Law Firm's business trial attorneys handle are lawsuits involving an alleged breach of a written contract between two businesses or individuals. These lawsuits have one feature that other types of...
How to Handle Employee Claims Against Employers
Buffington Law Firm's Orange County trial lawyers often deal with situations in which a present or former employee of a company makes a high-dollar demand for unpaid past wages. California law is strict concerning the manner in which employees are paid. Employees...
Disputes Involving Corporate Control
Buffington Law Firm's Orange County business trial lawyers have handled numerous cases dealing with situations in which a minority shareholder wished to force the dissolution of a small corporation. The law provides several remedies to minority shareholders who are...