Rawle & Henderson LLP
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Commercial Litigation

The attorneys of Rawle and Henderson's Commercial Litigation and Transactional practice offer top notch, cost effective representations to both publicly traded and privately-held businesses and other entities of all sizes in a wide variety of industries.

Rawle and Henderson attorneys handle business transactions ranging from negotiating and drafting multi-million dollar joint ventures, to simple vendor agreements to complex contracts with governmental entities. We pride ourselves on being cost efficient and creative deal makers who enjoy partnering with our clients to achieve important business goals.

As commercial litigators, our attorneys have successfully represented clients in a wide array of complex, multi-state business disputes including breaches of contract, restrictive covenants, corporate collection, commercial mortgages/personal guarantees, antitrust, employment discrimination, ERISA, Civil RICO, copyright/trademark violations, fidelity bond claims, bankruptcy, construction contracts and breach of fiduciary duty disputes. In each and every case, we strive to achieve creative and efficient results that maximize our client's goals and objectives.

We pride ourselves on being tenacious litigators, who understand that the best results are not achieved by attorneys who "litigate for the sake of litigation." We know that success is most likely to be achieved by attorneys like us who are just as willing to creatively explore the possibility of an early settlement as they are to pursue fast track discovery and a speedy trial.

We recognize that commercial litigation causes major and costly disruptions for our clients. As such, we constantly strive to avoid or minimize those disruptions by being aware of, and responsive to, our client's overall business activities and objectives. At the same time, we provide our clients with regular reports of key litigation developments so that they can be informed and actively involved in the decision making process.

David Ira Rosenbaum
Department Chair

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