Commercial Litigation Lawyer in Pennsylvania
Equal Justice Solutions is a faith-driven law firm committed to serving ethical businesses, whistleblowers, the seriously harmed, and the voiceless. We offer Big Law expertise and precision in handling high-stakes cases, while maintaining the highest moral standards, free from corporate bloat or misleading billing practices.
What We Do at Equal Justice Solutions
We Serve Clients in Pennsylvania with Consequence. Not Complaints.
At Equal Justice Solutions, we prioritize cases that make a difference ethically, financially, and spiritually. We choose to represent clients in Pennsylvania whose situations involve genuine harm, significant stakes, and meaningful opportunities for justice or societal change.
We defend truth-tellers in dangerous places. From SEC, IRS, healthcare, and False Claims Act whistleblowers to employees fired for speaking up against misconduct, we fight with federal reach and moral clarity.
We represent the voiceless—the trafficked, the sexually abused, the neglected—especially when the cover-up is worse than the harm. These are more than legal cases. They’re sacred ones.
We fight for investors, pension holders, and ordinary people who’ve been deceived, defrauded, or financially wiped out by brokers, funds, and so-called fiduciaries.
Commercial Litigation
We represent founders, investors, and leadership teams in bet-the-company disputes—securities litigation, company breakdowns, internal misconduct, and commercial fraud.
Business Litigation Attorneys
At Equal Justice Solutions, we don’t play fair in the ring, surprise you with bloated invoices, or make junior lawyers learn on your dime. We don’t defend corporate fraudsters—and we certainly don’t defend shady billing practices.
At Equal Justice Solutions, we serve professionals, workers, and whistleblowers who’ve been silenced, sidelined, or terminated for doing the right thing. We aren’t a volume shop. We’re not here for drama or delay.
- Breach of Contract
- Breach of Fiduciary Duty
- Books and Records Requests (DGCL 220)
- LLC Disputes
- Business Divorce
- Failed Merger and Acquistion Litigation
- Trade Secret Litigation
- Intellectual Property and Trademark Litigation
- Commercial Real Estate Disputes
- Shareholder Oppression Suits
- Securities Fraud
- Business Torts
- Breach of the Duty of Good Faith and Fair Dealing Litigation
- Corporate Deadlock
- Corporate Dissolution litigation
- Commercial Judgement Collection
- 28 USC 1782 Discovery for Foreign Disputes
- Emergency Board Meeting Litigation
- Founder Disputes
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What Makes Equal Justice Solutions Different
As a faith-based public interest law firm, we bring both courtroom discipline and mission clarity to every case. From the very beginning, we approach each matter with a trial mindset, because we believe that serious outcomes require serious preparation. When the law isn’t enough on its own, we engage the public, media, and policymakers to ensure justice prevails.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is commercial litigation?
The goal of commercial litigation is straightforward. It aims to secure a court ruling. A ruling is a legal order demanding the other party to act, cease actions, or pay what they owe. If the party fails to comply, the case is brought back to court to invoke the state’s authority, which may involve asset seizures, fines, garnishments, or contempt charges. This is the role of litigation, obtaining a binding decision and ensuring enforcement.
Who does a commercial litigation lawyer represent?
A commercial litigation lawyer advocates for clients involved in business disputes, seeking legal resolution. This typically includes businesses, owners, partners, or individuals engaged in commercial relationships who require the court to resolve rights, enforce contracts, prevent wrongful actions, or recover damages. Our focus is on the evidence, the law, and achieving practical outcomes through enforceable judgments.
Who does a commerical litigation lawyer NOT represent?
At Equal Justice Solutions, our commercial litigation lawyers do not represent clients in Pennsylvania seeking to use the legal system for non-legal purposes.
- It is not personal validation.
- It’s not an ego battle.
- It’s not to ‘stick it to’ a former partner.
Our role is to help you obtain what the law grants you, whether that’s money, shares, ownership, a buyout, or another entitlement. Nothing more, nothing less.
Is a commercial litigation lawyer right for me?
It depends on what you need and what you expect from the legal system. If you’re considering commercial litigation, it’s crucial to have a clear, realistic understanding of what it can deliver. A lawsuit is meant to settle legal rights and obligations, not to mend emotions or provide a sense of grand justice. When expectations drift into these areas, disappointment often follows. In our experience, the most prolonged business disputes are those in which someone’s ego has overtaken the decision-making process.
A commercial litigation lawyer is right for you when you seek a legal resolution, understand what the process can achieve, and are ready to make decisions based on logic rather than emotion. Litigation can help settle disputes, but it’s not a solution for personal grievances.
If you are prepared for the reality of litigation and can approach the process with a balanced mindset, a commercial litigation lawyer will be an ideal fit to guide you through the legal complexities of your case.
When is commercial litigation worth it?
Claims under $100,000: Pursuing these claims is often not worth it unless there is a clear breach of contract, a solvent defendant, and no valid defenses. Spending $100,000 to recover the same amount results in a break-even situation, without factoring in the stress, delays, and uncertainties involved. Although we offer a Small Business Program to help reduce the gap, many disputes in this range are best considered a loss.
Claims over $1,000,000: These claims are almost always worth pursuing. Even if litigation costs reach $400,000 to $500,000 over the course of two years, the return is typically solid. Additionally, these cases often serve to protect the business or establish a vital industry standard.
Claims Between $100,000 and $1,000,000: This is the gray zone. The decision to pursue litigation depends on several factors, such as case complexity, the strength of the defenses, the defendant’s ability to satisfy a judgment, the chances of success, and the company’s risk tolerance.
How much does a commercial litigation lawyer cost?
Our standard rate at Equal Justice Solutions is $695 per hour, which is modest compared to top firms, especially in cities like New York and throughout Delaware, where hourly rates often exceed $1,200 to $1,500. Even Delaware courts have acknowledged that $900 per hour is reasonable for commercial litigation attorneys managing large-scale disputes.
The reality is that complex commercial litigation requires a significant amount of work. Here’s a rough outline of how the hours typically accumulate:
100 to 200 hours to get past the pleadings (motion to dismiss, etc.)
100 to 200 hours for document discovery
200+ hours for depositions
200 to 400 hours for trial prep
400+ hours for the trial itself
That’s approximately 1,000 hours of work. Cases involving business torts or other complex, fact-intensive claims usually fall toward the higher end of this range. If multiple attorneys are involved in the case, the total hours needed will naturally increase accordingly.
How long will my case take with law firms that handle disputes of this kind?
The timeline for your case depends on several factors, including the complexity of the facts, the number of witnesses, the volume of documents, and the court’s schedule. Cases involving intricate business or securities litigation typically take longer due to the need for thorough review and detailed discovery. If the case proceeds to trial, our skilled trial attorneys will manage the case through both state and federal courts until a final judgment is made. This process can often take multiple years.
Why will your law firm not take a commercial case on pure contingency in federal courts?
At Equal Justice Solutions, we do not take commercial cases on pure contingency because it creates an unstable and unsustainable structure for both the lawyer and the client. Commercial litigation is unpredictable, fact-driven, and relies heavily on evidence, witnesses, discovery, and the actions of the parties involved over months or years. When we bear all the costs such as time, staff, filings, and expert fees without any contribution from the client, we take on a financial risk that no responsible attorney should bear. If the defendant cannot pay, appeals arise, or the defendant disappears, the loss is entirely ours.
Our responsibility is to seek justice with fairness, and that requires a fee structure that allows for steady and responsible work, rather than burdening our firm with all the financial risks of a business dispute.