Commercial Litigation

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RumbergerKirk represents a broad spectrum of clients, ranging from local business owners to Fortune 500 companies in the areas of class actions, consumer litigation, intellectual property, and other commercial disputes. We handle a wide range of cases locally, regionally, and nationally. Our considerable litigation and trial experience includes handling cases in the areas of antitrust, trademark and copyright, non-competes, class actions, contract disputes, construction, and general business tort cases.

Banking and Financial Institutions
Bankruptcy and Restructuring
Class Actions
Consumer Litigation
Commercial Collections
- We assist clients in tracking down and seizing assets to satisfy judgments. Much of collections work is repetitive in nature, allowing us to collect accounts receivable in a cost-effective and efficient manner. We try to resolve many cases through an enforceable payment plan filed with the court. When such resolution is not possible, pursue judgments more aggressively through litigation and enforce those judgments through garnishments and levies.
  - Federal and Florida Unfair Debt Collections Act
  - Federal and Florida Consumer Collections Acts
Intellectual Property Litigation
Real Estate
Securities Litigation

Commercial Litigation

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