We represent Georgia businesses and individuals in commercial disputes of every kind, from contract and partnership conflicts to complex litigation.
We know how much time and energy go into building a business. A dispute can put that hard work at risk, draining resources and potentially interrupting day-to-day operations. Whether the issue involves a contract, a partnership, a vendor, or an employee, the sooner you bring in legal help, the better positioned you are to protect your company.
Why Clients Choose Thrift McLemore
Clients trust us because we provide creative solutions with practical strategies focused on results. We also maintain clear communication throughout the process so that clients stay informed and confident in every decision.
Types of Commercial Litigation We Handle
Our attorneys represent clients in state and federal courts across Georgia in various commercial disputes, such as:
- Business and contract litigation
- Partnership and shareholder disputes
- Employment and restrictive covenant cases
- Franchise and agency disputes
- Trade secrets and unfair competition
- Securities and fiduciary duty litigation
- Mediation, arbitration, and other alternative dispute resolution
Beyond Litigation
In addition to courtroom representation, our business attorneys also counsel clients on litigation avoidance strategies and assist with commercial transactions. Whether your goal is to avoid disputes or resolve an existing one, we are committed to protecting your business and giving you the confidence to move forward.
Speak with an Atlanta Commercial Litigation Attorney Today
Call us at (678) 882-0830 to schedule a consultation with one of our experienced commercial litigation attorneys.
Our Aim
Every case starts with a discussion about your goals. Once we know your ideal outcome, we build a plan that fits your priorities.
We believe success is not just about winning in court. It is about resolving disputes in a way that protects your time, your finances, and your ability to keep business running. We pursue resolution through negotiation whenever possible, but we do not hesitate to move forward with a trial if that best serves your interests.