Business disputes & appeals

Commercial litigation.

A disputed contract affects more than the agreement itself. Property, revenue, and business relationships may be at stake.

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Experience in a commercial lease appeal.

Tim Richardson was among the attorneys representing Malik & Sons in a commercial lease appeal involving Circle K Stores. The dispute concerned a commercial lease for Covington property. On May 15, 2018, the Fifth Circuit affirmed the judgment following a jury verdict for Malik.

Read about Malik & Sons v. Circle K

Understand the agreement and the financial stakes.

Tim holds a law degree, an MBA, and a finance degree from Loyola University New Orleans. His litigation practice includes commercial disputes as well as personal injury matters.

Contracts, amendments, payment records, and correspondence establish the parties’ obligations and conduct. The financial records help explain the effect of an alleged breach. Both are needed to assess the dispute and the terms of a proposed resolution.

Contact the office about a business dispute.

Give a brief description, identify the parties, and explain any response or court deadline. Keep the relevant agreement and correspondence available. Before sending confidential material, ask the office to complete a conflict check and explain how to provide the documents.

Your next step

Contact Richardson Law Group.

Call 985-302-3022 or send a brief account of the incident. Mention any approaching deadline.

Discuss your case