LITIGATION AND
ARBITRATION

Our firm understands that the relationship with our clients does not stop at the courthouse doors. Almost all businesses and many individuals will face the possibility of defending a lawsuit at some point. In other instances, filing a case in state or federal court, or pursuing one in arbitration, may be the only avenue for making you or your business whole if you’ve suffered harm.

When these circumstances arise, Marlles Law, PC has the capability to walk alongside you or your business during these difficult times. Our owner and founder has years of experience vigorously representing the interests of clients before courts at the state and federal levels, as well as before international arbitral tribunals. We are familiar with a wide range of litigation matters including breach of contract, customer and vendor non-payment issues, partnership disputes, defamation, fraud, misappropriation of trade secrets, post-closing adjustment disputes, and beyond.

Examples of just a few significant matters in which our firm’s owner has previously represented clients include:

• Represented Defendants, including business entity and its founders sued in their individual capacities, in state court case for theft of trade secrets and breach of contract

• Represented Plaintiffs in breach of contract claims against aircraft manufacturing customer in ICC arbitration

• Represented Defendant in federal court against claims for fraudulent transfer of refinery

• Represented Defendants in federal court civil RICO and anti-trust case for alleged monopolization of military contracts

• Represented Plaintiff in LCIA arbitration in London for breach of contract and non-payment claims against customer

• Represented Defendant individuals in state and federal court defamation case

In most situations, time is of the essence if you have been sued or if you wish to commence a lawsuit. Claims that are not timely filed may be subject to statutes of limitations that will limit your recovery or perhaps cut if off entirely. If you or your business need assistance with a litigation or arbitration matter, please reach out to us to learn more about how we can help you.

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