Any company working in the technology sector needs to do everything that they can to protect themselves and stay out of unnecessary fights. Unfortunately, disputes are quite common in the technology space, and not every business owner knows the best way to address these disagreements. A New York dispute resolution lawyer from our firm might be able to help you though. We can help you draw up contracts, solve problems, and try to avoid costly disagreements.

What Kinds of Disputes Can a Lawyer Assist With?

Our lawyers can help with all kinds of disputes that could arise during a business deal or project. We help our clients tackle matters like:

  • Breach of contract
  • Wrongful termination
  • Harassment
  • Arguments between shareholders
  • Conflicts with manufacturers or suppliers
  • Debt collections
  • Intellectual property rights

Is Going to Court the Best Way to Solve Disputes?

Many people and companies jump right to litigation when a conflict arises, but this isn’t always the best option. Going to court can be expensive and time-consuming, so it’s not always the best option. Litigation also means the creation of court records, which could be a problem for anyone who wants to keep some details of their business out of the public record.

Mediation can allow feuding parties to sit down and talk things out with the help of a third-party mediator who can help guide the conversation. This can be a quickr, less expensive way to settle disputes, and it’s confidential.

Arbitration functions a lot like court, but you don’t have to wait for a judge’s time to free up. As a result, it’s quicker than litigation. The decision is binding too once all parties agree to go through arbitration, so no one can just keep appealing decisions that they don’t like.

What’s the Best Way to Reduce the Chances of Conflicts Developing?

It may not be possible to completely prevent conflicts from arising, but our experienced attorneys can help you make disputes less likely to occur. The key is preparing good contracts between all parties involved. A solid contract:

  • Protects everyone’s intellectual property
  • Makes it clear what each party’s job is and what their obligations are
  • Includes clauses that ensure confidentiality and stop any important information from getting out
  • Has clear termination clauses in case relationships or a project changes
  • Calls for specific ways of addressing conflicts that do arise

Our law firm can help you draw up contracts that help any project go a bit smoother.

Talk to an Experienced Technology Lawyer

If you are working with other businesses and you need help managing a dispute relating to technology, you shouldn’t hire just any lawyer. Contact Technology General Counsel and talk to attorneys who know these kinds of cases. We’re prepared to help you find a solution that everyone can agree on.