TTORNEYS FOR CONTRACTOR DISPUTES

Civil dispute is becoming more frequent, more complex, and more costly as corporations and financial institutions face newly heightened operating risks in rapid digital transformation, rising expectations, and accountability related to sustainability and other ESG matters—supply chain challenges, increasing data and cybersecurity incidents, growing enforcement efforts, coordination between regulatory authorities across jurisdictions. Against that backdrop, protecting your business takes lawyers who can dominate pivotal cases while maintaining a broad perspective.

We boast a first-class team of professional lawyers who have the proficiency to offer optimal dispute solutions while maximizing clients’ interests at minimal costs. We are committed to providing our clients with professional, integrated, and personalized legal services. Our dispute resolution team comprises battle-tested litigators with deep roots in their home jurisdictions—drawing on the wisdom gained from local training, contacts, and cultural understanding to drive your litigation strategy. As part of an integrated global team, we ensure that business objectives are not sacrificed to one-off wins and that your reputation for fair dealing remains intact.

MOSAIC Paradigm Law Group’s Civil Dispute lawyers can solve any concerns regarding breaches of contract no matter which side of the dispute you are on. We have successfully represented business owners, individuals, general contractors, design professionals, subcontractors, and suppliers in contract disputes. MPLG’s contract dispute team works across a variety of industries and issues such as energy, manufacturing, real estate development and acquisition, financing, sales and leasing, and construction. At MPLG, we work with business transactions, purchase and sale agreements, financing agreements, securities/investment agreements, insurance/agreements, joint operating agreements, commercial and oil and gas leases, and confidentiality agreements. We use that experience when prosecuting and defending disputes at all levels—whether at the local, state, and federal court levels or in arbitration and mediation.