Brody Wilkinson’s Dispute Resolution Group represents clients in commercial litigation, arbitration and administrative proceedings. Our focus is to devise creative dispute resolution strategies that minimize risks and costs and protect important business relationships. Many of the cases we handle are for existing transactional clients for whom we have negotiated and documented key business agreements. As such, our familiarity with the needs and long-term business goals of these clients enable us to advocate for them effectively and efficiently.
We represent clients in a broad spectrum of business disputes, including claims and litigation involving:
- Breach of contracts
- Breach of non-compete & non-solicitation agreements
- Director & Officer liability
- Employment disputes
- Franchise, distributor & dealer disputes
- Fraud, misrepresentation, conversion & interference with contracts
- Real property disputes including foreclosures & evictions
- Securities violations
- Shareholder & partner disputes
- Trademark, copyright & trade secrets
- Unfair trade practices
Representative matters include:
Representation of a property management company in connection with a breach of contract matter in Superior Court.
Representation of a former hedge fund employee in a mediation involving claims of wrongful termination and violations of Connecticut wage laws, resulting in a settlement.
Representation of a medical practice in asserting trademark and copyright violations.
Representation of a media company in defending contractual disputes with vendors.
Representation of a sub-landlord in an action to collect rent under a sublease.
Representation of an LLC member in his separation from his service business.
Representation of a lender in bringing mortgage foreclosures.
Representation of an employer in defending disputes over workers compensation insurance coverage.
Representation of a business owner in his extrication from an illegal franchise agreement.
Representation of a Connecticut-based corporation bringing suit against a national corporation in connection with a breach of a license agreement.