Commercial Law

Benner and Wild recognizes the impact that litigation can have on individuals and businesses. Through our business law legal services, we work diligently and efficiently to provide the best legal services for our clients to ensure their rights and business interests are protected. Our attorneys are experienced in administrative agency matters, mediation, arbitration and trial.

Benner and Wild represents parties in various commercial law disputes involving matters as simple as nonpayment under a contract to complex disputes concerning violations of non-competition agreements, restrictive employment covenants, shareholder and partnership disputes, unfair commercial practices and claims under the Pennsylvania Consumer Protection Law and Unfair Trade Practices Act.

Construction Litigation

Disputes during the construction process are often unavoidable.  Our attorneys have provided legal services for homeowners, builders, developers, contractors, sub-contractors and various trades in all manner of construction disputes involving mechanic's lien claims, defective construction claims and recovering payments and penalties under the Pennsylvania Contractor and Subcontractor Payment Act.

We have successfully litigated claims resulting in arbitration awards, trial verdicts and settlements on behalf of our clients.  We are recognized at providing efficient and aggressive service.  Our experience allows us to get to the heart of the dispute and place our clients in the best possible position to succeed.  

Administrative Practice

Benner and Wild law offices is keenly aware of the multitude of government agencies and regulatory bodies that have an impact on our clients on a daily basis.  Our attorneys have experience providing legal services both before these entities and on appeal from actions taken.  We have successfully handled administrative hearings and appeals involving Unemployment Compensation claims, EEOC claims, claims of discrimination before the Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission and appeals from suspensions imposed by the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation.

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