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Whitfield & Eddy's trial lawyers have extensive experience in handling a wide variety of commercial disputes for clients ranging from individuals and small business owners to Fortune 500 companies. Our lawyers regularly handle jury trials, bench trials, arbitrations, mediations, and administrative and regulatory proceedings involving major commercial disputes. Our trial lawyers also recognize, however, that in many cases, resolving business disputes outside of the courtroom can be a better alternative for our clients. Therefore, in addition to being experienced litigators, our trial lawyers are also experienced business counselors and negotiators.
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Services:
- Banking
- Bankruptcy
- Breach of contract
- Lender liability
- Non-compete agreements
- Restrictive covenants
- Trade secrets
- UCC matters
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Industries Represented:
- Agricultural Finance Companies
- Business Entities
- Commercial Finance & Leasing Companies
- Credit Unions
- Distressed Loan Purchasers
- Factors
- Federal Savings Banks
- Finance Services
- Insurance Carriers
- Loan Brokers
- National Commercial Banks
- Retail - Business Products
- State Commercial Banks
- Wholesale - Business Products
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