Business Litigation

Business litigation has long been a hallmark of Saiber’s over seventy-year history.  We understand the balance of legal skills needed to attain the best results for our clients through trial, settlement or alternative dispute resolution.  It is our practice to keep the channels of communication open so that even the most hotly contested case can be brought to a favorable conclusion in court or at the negotiation table.  In fact, litigation avoidance may be the most appropriate strategy for many disputes.

Saiber has successfully handled thousands of cases for our clients in significant business disputes and civil litigation.  Our vast experience in many areas of business litigation encompasses both national and international matters, including complex contractual disputes, insurance coverage, bankruptcy and creditors' rights, banking, construction and real estate related matters, antitrust and unfair competition, white collar criminal defense, environmental, intellectual property and business torts.

We regularly represent our clients in state and federal courts at the trial and appellate levels and before administrative tribunals.  Our team is comprised of over forty business litigators, including a former Assistant U.S. Attorney for the District of New Jersey, a former Deputy Attorney General (Antitrust Section) for the State of New Jersey, former members of the bench, and numerous former state and federal law clerks.

Our reputation as being a go-to business litigation law firm has earned us individual and firm rankings in Chambers USA in commercial litigation as well as Tier 1 rankings by U.S. News & World Report’s Best Law Firms in commercial litigation, insurance law, banking & finance litigation, labor & employment litigation and real estate law categories for the state of New Jersey.  In addition, over thirty of our litigators are listed as a Super Lawyer or a Rising Star in the most recent edition of Thompson Reuters’ Super Lawyers.  Our litigators frequently speak at industry and legal conferences and regularly pen articles concerning the latest trends in business and commercial litigation.