COMMERCIAL LITIGATION LAWYERS FOR COMPLEX DISPUTE RESOLUTION

Resolving complex commercial dispute through litigation, mediation, and ADR

In today's fast-paced economic environment, commercial disputes are very common. However, dealing with these disputes can be challenging. They can disrupt your business operations, create stress, and harm your reputation. Getting the right advice at an initial stage can make a big difference. SPJ Advocates has a team of 10 experienced commercial litigation lawyers representing private and public companies in India and abroad, as well as institutions and individuals. We handle commercial disputes across industries and operate from offices in Gurgaon, Noida, and Delhi.

When a dispute arises, our commercial dispute resolution lawyers take the time to understand our clients' businesses, challenges, and goals. We work closely with in-house legal teams to identify the core issues of the dispute and make practical strategies that align with our clients' objectives.

We also understand that not every dispute can be resolved in court. Many clients want to settle matters quietly and maintain good business relationships. We help clients explore faster and cost-effective options, such as mediation and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR). But If dispute cannot be resolved outside the courtroom, we move ahead with a clear and practical litigation strategy to win the case or reach a strong settlement.

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Our Commercial Dispute Litigation Practice

We have strong experience across a broad range of commercial disputes litigation, including matters related to:

CONTRACT DISPUTE
  • Supply & purchase agreement dispute
  • Service contracts dispute
  • Distribution & dealership agreements dispute
  • Construction contracts dispute
  • Joint venture agreements dispute
  • Warranty and indemnity claims dispute
FINANCE DISPUTE
  • Loan defaults dispute
  • Debt Recovery dispute
  • Non-performing assets (NPAs) dispute
  • Banking guarantees dispute
  • Fraud
  • Injection dispute
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY DISPUTE
  • Trademark infringement dispute
  • Patent dispute
  • Copyright violations dispute
  • Design disputes
  • Trade secret disputes
BUSINESS DISPUTE
  • Partnership Dispute
  • Shareholder dispute
  • Dissolution of firms
  • Breach of fiduciary duties
  • Defamation dispute
EMPLOYMENT DISPUTE
  • Non-compete clauses
  • ESOP disputes
  • Confidentiality breaches
  • Employment termination
  • Employment Discrimination
  • Disciplinary Matters
  • Harassment matters

Why choose SPJ Advocates for commercial and contractual disputes litigation?

Expert Legal Representation

Our lawyers have handled many types of business disputes from different sectors. With long courtroom experience and practical legal knowledge, we are well prepared to manage complex business cases.

Focused on Your Needs

Our aim “Client goals come first”. We take time to understand your business and keep you updated throughout the legal process. You are always aware of what's happening, and every decision is made with your interests in mind.

Practical and Cost-economic Solutions

We understand that legal disputes can be expensive and stressful. That's why we first work on the practical solutions like mediation or arbitration to resolve issues faster and reduce costs, If these options are not successful, we then provide cost-effective litigation solutions tailored to your business needs.

Case Study Examples of Our Work

  • LED Light Manufacturer Dispute We handled a dispute for Noida based LED light manufacturer where the buyer claimed the products were defective to avoid accepting a large order. The matter went to the High Court and was later settled through mediation.
  • Construction Service Dispute We represented a Gurgaon-based PMC company in a dispute in which client alleged poor service and refused to pay. The case was taken to the Commercial Court and was eventually settled through mediation.
  • Dealership Dispute (Motorcycle Parts) We acted in a dispute between a motorcycle engine parts manufacturer and its authorised distributor. The distributor claimed that its sales area was reduced and customers were diverted, violating the exclusivity agreement. The matter went to arbitration and was settled before the final decision.
  • Heat Pump Manufacturing Dispute We handled a claim for an USA international company that manufactures and supplies heat pumps. The dispute related to alleged poor performance of the machines and was resolved through mediation.
  • Debt Recovery under MSME Act We represented a national-level contractor seeking recovery of unpaid bills from a construction company. The construction company claimed delays and poor service. The case was taken to court under the MSME Act and was settled through mediation.
  • Corporate Governance Dispute We represented the promoter of an Indian technology company in a dispute against a former director for breach of fiduciary duties. The director was accused of diverting business opportunities and confidential information to a competitor. The matter involved proceedings before the NCLT and the High Court and was resolved through settlement.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

A commercial dispute is legally defined under the Commercial Courts Act a disagreement arising out of business or commercial activities. These disputes can involve contracts, financial transactions, partnerships, employment matters, intellectual property, or reputational issues such as defamation or fraud.
Common types of commercial disputes include:

Contract Disputes: Supply and purchase agreements, service contracts, distribution and dealership agreements, construction contracts, joint venture agreements, warranty claims, and indemnity claims.

Finance-Related Disputes: Loan defaults, recovery of debts, non-performing assets (NPAs), banking guarantees, fraud, and fund injection disputes.

Intellectual Property Disputes: Trademark infringement, patent disputes, copyright violations, design disputes, and trade secret disputes.

Business Disputes: Partnership disputes, shareholder disputes, dissolution of firms, breach of fiduciary duties, and defamation.

Employment Disputes: Non-compete clauses, ESOP disputes, confidentiality breaches, employment termination, employment discrimination, disciplinary matters, and harassment matters.

Mediation is a settlement process to resolve disputes where a neutral mediator helps the parties reach a solution they both agree on. The mediator does not make decisions or impose a result, unlike a judge.
  • Mediation: The parties talk and try to agree. Nothing is decided unless both sides agree.
  • Arbitration: A neutral person listens and then makes a decision that the parties must follow.
If a dispute cannot be resolved outside the courtroom, litigation is the only way left.
A Commercial Court is like a regular court, but it only deals with business-related disputes under the Commercial Courts Act, and the court follows stricter and faster procedures to manage cases efficiently.
An injunction is a court order that requires a person or business to do something or to stop doing something. In commercial disputes, injunctions are often requested urgently to stop harm that could cause serious damage and cannot be reversed or fixed at a later stage.
Common situations include:
  • Leak or misuse of trade secrets or confidential information
  • Trademark or brand misuse
  • Breach of exclusivity clauses or non-compete agreements
  • Ongoing contractual violations
The remedy depends on facts, evidence, and contract terms.
Common best-practice steps include:
  • preserve emails, invoices, WhatsApp/records
  • review the contract (jurisdiction/arbitration clause, notice clause)
  • send a structured legal notice if appropriate
  • avoid admissions in writing without advice
  • signed contract + amendments
  • invoices, purchase orders, delivery proofs
  • emails/communications
  • bank/payment records
  • warranties/indemnities, guarantees
  • board resolutions/shareholder documents (if governance dispute)
Our lawyers have extensive courtroom experience and have handled complex commercial disputes across various sectors. This practical experience allows us to manage high-stakes and multi-layered business cases effectively.
Yes. We represent contractors and businesses in debt recovery matters under the MSME Act, including disputes where payment delays are alleged due to performance or service issues.
Clients choose SPJ Advocates for our experienced legal representation, client-focused approach, practical dispute resolution strategies, and cost-effective litigation solutions tailored to business needs.
You can schedule a consultation by making an appointment with our team. Early legal advice can significantly improve the outcome of a commercial dispute.
You can schedule a consultation by making an appointment with our team. Early legal advice can significantly improve the outcome of a commercial dispute.
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