Commercial Litigation Services by CCS

Commercial litigation can often be very complex and require an intricate assessment of a variety of factors. Business disputes often arise due to a break down in relationships, misunderstandings and issues involving finances. Some of the key complaints in a business dispute involve misrepresentations, breach of contract or some other form of conduct that is said to be deceptive or misleading.

A former employee may have stolen your business, IP or other value, and is operating in breach of a restraint of trade.

A former business owner has set up in opposition in breach of a non-competition clause.

CCS provides litigation support to individuals and business directly, and we also assist legal practitioners working on commercial matters. Due to the complex nature of commercial transactions and disputes, and the vast number of speciality areas, it can be useful and cost-effective to engage CCS to conduct due diligence, help implement risk management practices and assist with uncovering evidence required for needed to support your position.

CCS has and uses expert covert methodology to expose and gather evidence. Its personnel are experienced and license to do this. Furthermore personal are trained in preparation of evidence for court and giving evidence.

When facing a commercial dispute you need people on your team who are skilled in commercial matters, understand legal processes, have experience working with legal practitioners and meeting their needs, and can meet strict deadlines. CCS has a proven record of success in providing a variety of commercial litigation services.

Summary of commercial litigation services provided by CCS

Have you considered Complete Corporate Services covertly engaging with the opposition and producing evidence of the real state of things?

Information is power and Complete Corporate Services provides Litigation Practitioners with the power they need by:

• Quickly locating persons of interest, interviewing and taking statements;
• Serving any Process;
• Undertaking Surveillance to confirm the accuracy or information;
• Covertly engaging with targets, through pretexts, to confirm activity;
• Undertaking general factual investigations, including the identification and location of assets;
• Assisting with the execution & securing of legal processes, including Injunctions and Anton Pillar Orders; and
• Undertaking Fraud Investigations & Brief Preparation, including liaison with Law Enforcement & Legal Practitioners.

Many clients use us to assist with the following types of matters:

• Worker Injury matters, including workplace health and safety issues and WorkCover claims;
• Public Liability claims;
• Motor Vehicle accidents and insurance matters;
• Commercial disputes involving Breaches of Contract including:
• Restraint of Trade;
• Non-Competition Agreements;
• Breach of Confidentiality;
• Intellectual Property theft and breach of Copyright;
• Piracy and counterfeiting;
• Fraud and misappropriation by employees, partners or directors;
• Defamation;
• Estate disputes;
• Competitor intelligence gathering;
• Computer hacking;
• De-bugging;
• False, Misleading and Deceptive conduct; and
• Industrial Disputes.

CCS has experience in working with clients and legal practitioners to succeed in their business disputes and commercial litigation. In matters where it is alleged that directors have acted inappropriately, or company funds have been misappropriated, CCS is able to conduct factual and surveillance and other forms of due diligence to uncover evidence vital to supporting your allegations.

Commercial matters are often met with strict timeframes in the Federal, State and Territory Courts. Time may be of the essence to locate a person of interest or identify evidence for filing. CCS has proven results with locating and serving persons efficiently, and we are familiar with Court process and legal requirements of service.

Whatever your matter, CCS understands that each matter is unique and provides a tailored service to match the client's needs. We place an emphasis on building long-term relationships with clients, achieving objectives by working in multi-disciplinary teams and have proven success in delivering desirable outcomes that meet and exceed client objectives and expectations.

What is commercial litigation?

Commercial litigation is a legal term that refers to the process of resolving legal disputes that arise in the course of business transactions. These disputes can be between businesses, between individuals and businesses, or between individuals who are involved in business together. Commercial litigation can cover a wide range of issues, including breach of contract, misrepresentation, business torts, and more.

One of the main goals of commercial litigation is to resolve disputes in a way that is fair and efficient for all parties involved. This means that the legal process should be as straightforward and cost-effective as possible, while still providing a forum for the parties to present their case and have their grievances heard.

The commercial litigation process typically begins when one party files a lawsuit against another party. This can be done in a number of different courts, including federal courts, state courts, and even arbitration tribunals. Once a lawsuit has been filed, the parties will go through a process known as discovery, during which they will exchange information and evidence relevant to the case.

The next step in the commercial litigation process is the pre-trial phase. During this phase, the parties will engage in settlement negotiations in an attempt to resolve the dispute without going to trial. If the parties are unable to reach a settlement, the case will go to trial, where a judge or jury will hear the evidence and make a decision.

There are many factors that can influence the outcome of a commercial litigation case. These include the strength of the parties' legal arguments, the quality of the evidence presented, and the credibility of the witnesses. The legal team representing each party will also play a significant role in the outcome of the case.

The commercial litigation process can be complex and time-consuming, and it can also be expensive. For this reason, many businesses try to avoid litigation whenever possible. However, in some cases, it may be necessary to pursue legal action in order to protect the business's interests.

Under what circumstances would commercial litigation be used?

There are many circumstances in which commercial litigation may be used. Some of the most common include:

• Breach of contract: If one party to a contract fails to perform their obligations under the agreement, the other party may file a lawsuit for breach of contract.
• Misrepresentation: If one party makes false or misleading statements to another party in the course of a business transaction, the party that was misled may file a lawsuit for misrepresentation.
• Business torts: Business torts are civil wrongs that are committed in the course of business activities. Examples of business torts include fraud, defamation, and interference with business relationships.
• Partnership disputes: If there is a disagreement between partners in a business, commercial litigation may be used to resolve the dispute.
• Employment disputes: Disputes between employers and employees, such as disputes over wages, benefits, and workplace conditions, can also be resolved through commercial litigation.
• Intellectual property disputes: If one party uses another party's intellectual property (such as a trademark or patent) without permission, the owner of the intellectual property may file a lawsuit to stop the unauthorized use and seek damages.
• Real estate disputes: Commercial litigation may be used to resolve disputes over commercial real estate, such as disputes over the ownership or use of a property.
• Consumer protection: If a business engages in practices that are deceptive or unfair to consumers, individuals or consumer protection agencies may file a lawsuit to seek remedies for the harm caused.

What are the pros and cons of using commercial litigation?

There are both pros and cons to using commercial litigation to resolve legal disputes:

Pros:

• Commercial litigation can provide a forum for parties to present their case and have their grievances heard.
• It can result in a fair and just resolution of the dispute.
• It can protect the rights and interests of the parties involved.
• It can provide a sense of closure and finality for the parties.

Cons:

• Commercial litigation can be a complex and time-consuming process.
• It can be expensive, as it often requires the hiring of attorneys and other legal professionals.
• It can be emotionally draining for the parties involved.
• The outcome of the case is not always certain, and there is always the risk of an unfavorable ruling.
• It can damage business relationships and lead to negative publicity.