Business Torts

Generally speaking, business torts are disputes between businesses where claims, rather than arising solely from a breach of contractual duties, also result from acts or omissions, sometimes intentional, which breach other duties, and result in injury to a company or business person. Examples of business torts are listed below, and JOHNSON & DAVIS has experience in representing businesses both in prosecuting and defending against business torts. Mr. Johnson has lectured at legal seminars on this subject.

• Complex and Simple Commercial Litigation.
• Negligent Misrepresentation.
• Breach of Contract Accompanied by a Fraudulent Act.
• Fraud (Several Forms).
• Tortious Interference with Contract.
• Tortious Interference with Prospective Economic Advantage.
• Civil Conspiracy.
• Unfair Trade Practices Act (UTPA) Violations.
• Negligence.
• Securities Fraud.
• Trade Secrets Protection and Violation.
• Lender Liability.
• Racketeering-Influenced Corrupt Organization Act Violations.