Business Litigation

Adding to your bottom line! That is what Business Litigation is all about. If you have a problem that you have been unable to resolve, you may need an attorney, but not just any attorney. You need a trial attorney that understands that he must add to your bottom line or else he is not serving you! This means determining the issues, analyzing the risks and the rewards, and then discussing the objectives with the business leader to determine what is best for the business!

South Carolina business litigation attorney Bruce Miller recognizes the harm of economic losses suffered by businesses or individuals caused by fraud, misrepresentation, or interference with economic and contractual relationships. He has represented both large and small businesses and individuals throughout South Carolina in complex commercial and business tort litigation. His thirty-eight years of corporate, litigation experience can help resolve disputes of many various types. An experienced South Carolina business litigation attorney who is skilled in trying business tort claims and corporate litigation is an essential asset to a complete business strategy. Attorney Bruce Miller is client-centered and is committed to providing legal services of the highest quality for all businesses. Choosing the best attorney for your needs is crucial to your business. He knows that your bottom-line profit is the ultimate goal.

Attorney Bruce Miller is a strong advocate for planning and avoidance, offering sound business consulting services to review policies, procedures and agreements in order to identify and correct potential disputes before they develop into costly litigation. After all reasonable methods of resolution have been exhausted and litigation becomes necessary, he offers an aggressive and confident litigation capability that has won the respect of attorneys and clients who have witnessed the trial skills that he brings to the courtroom. Business litigation trial attorney Bruce Miller has successfully represented clients on the broad range of commercial issues that any corporate entity might encounter while doing business in South Carolina. He provides personal attention and clear communication with clients during all phases of a business dispute or lawsuit and offers sound reasoning and solid advice that can reduce or eliminate any negative impact on a client’s business.

- Business Litigation Fee Arrangements: Flexible & Cost-Effective -

Most important to the bottom line, attorney Bruce Miller offers flexible, cost-effective, fee arrangements that are tailored to the unique needs of the individual client:

  • Fixed, Flat, Retainer-based or Blended Fee Arrangements
  • Contingent Fee Agreements
  • Mixed fee / Contingent Fee Agreements
  • Hourly Rates

Business owners and executives are invited to contact attorney Bruce Miller today for a review of their ongoing business and legal needs.

- Alternative Dispute Resolution -

Attorney Bruce Miller is dedicated to providing clients with value-driven legal services. As part of the firm’s commitment to cost-effective representation, a significant emphasis is placed on effective methods of alternative dispute resolution (ADR), including mediation and arbitration.

Mediation is required in all federal courts and in most state courts throughout South Carolina before the action can proceed to trial. While arbitration is not required by law, many contracts have mandatory arbitration clauses and also require mediation as a condition to proceeding with binding arbitration.

Mediation is an art when done properly. Attorney Bruce Miller is not only an experienced business trial lawyer, but he also is a trained mediator. He utilizes his skills and experience as a mediator to obtain the best results for his client in mediation.

While arbitration is not as formal as a trial, your attorney must be thoroughly prepared with an understanding of all relevant case facts and a strong knowledge of case law that is relevant to your dispute. Attorney Bruce Miller has the experience and skills necessary to present your case to arbitrators in a manner that is clear and concise.

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