Business Disputes

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Daytona Beach Business Disputes Attorney

Sensible Legal Services for Business & Ownership Disputes

Business disputes can come from all directions, from inside and out. Business legal issues can represent a real threat to the livelihood of the business. Business owners want to get past the dispute as quickly and effectively as possible so they can focus on what's important.

The Daytona Beach business dispute lawyer at Snell Legal has an abundance of experience resolving all types of business disputes. We can work to resolve your external or internal dispute through informal negotiation, mediation, arbitration, and business litigation.

Our lawyer in Daytona Beach has decades of experience handling challenging disputes for businesses large and small, including family-owned businesses. We can assess your situation and work with you to devise a plan for the most ideal resolution of the dispute.

Understanding External Business Disputes

Business disputes with third parties — such as vendors, subcontractors, customers, franchisees, and former employees — are almost inevitable. Often the relationship is contractual, and breach of contract issues are common. Disputes with external parties can also implicate various local, state, and federal laws.

It is vital to work with an experienced business lawyer to resolve disputes with third parties. Improperly handled disputes can lead to broken relationships, damaged reputations, and lost profits.

Navigating Internal Business Disputes

Business disputes between owners can be much like a divorce — emotional, distracting, and expensive. Unfortunately, these disputes often involve people who are family, friends, and long-time colleagues. Mishandled, the situation will only get worse and drag on long term, possibly ending in the termination of the business.

Sometimes these disputes involve improper conduct, such as:

Similarly, disputes also arise because of tensions and fallout related to the acts of majority owners versus minority owners.

At Snell Legal, we have considerable insight into business dispute dynamics and various resolution strategies. We’re also familiar with the legal claims that can be brought and how to defend them. We’re problem solvers who can work with you, third parties, or other owners of your business to resolve your issue.


Facing a Business Dispute in Daytona Beach or Central Florida? Contact Snell Legal Today! (386) 866-3033 or reach out to us online to discuss the particulars of your dispute. We can travel to you and help even if, ultimately, the dispute heads to litigation in state or federal court.


Commonly Asked Questions

How can mediation help resolve business disputes?

Mediation is a valuable tool for resolving business disputes. This process involves a neutral third party who facilitates discussions between the disputing parties, helping them find common ground. Mediation can be less adversarial than litigation, allowing businesses to maintain relationships while working towards a resolution. It often leads to quicker outcomes and can be more cost-effective than going to court. By choosing mediation, businesses can focus on solutions rather than prolonging conflicts, which is essential for long-term success. Get in touch with our team to learn whether mediation may be suitable for you.

What are the potential consequences of mishandling a business dispute?

Mishandling a business dispute can lead to negative consequences for your Daytona Beach business. Poorly managed disputes can result in damaged relationships with partners, vendors, or customers, which may affect future business opportunities. Additionally, unresolved conflicts can escalate into costly litigation, draining financial resources and time. The reputation of your business may also suffer, impacting customer trust and loyalty. To avoid these pitfalls, it is essential to address disputes proactively and seek professional legal assistance to navigate the complexities of the situation effectively.

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