Commercial Litigation & Appeals

Malecki Law has decades of experience in complex commercial litigation and business disputes. Our team of New York commercial litigation and appeals attorneys represent board of director members, high-level executives, entrepreneurs, business owners, investors, partners, inventors, and other professionals, as well as corporations, LLPs, LLCs, partnerships, and their employees in state, federal and appellate courts, as well as in arbitration and mediation. We are skilled, efficient, and effective in litigation, in arbitration, and on appeal, on either side of the table, representing disputing parties.

With our extensive background in fraud, regulation, and securities disclosure requirements, as well as a deep understanding of business, we bring unique insights into our New York commercial litigation and appeals attorneys.

Malecki Law is a boutique law firm with attorneys that have substantial experience winning against some of the country’s largest, most prestigious law firms, at a fraction of the cost. On a regular basis, we employ sophisticated legal strategies to address unique issues of law in novel and creative ways to come to a successful outcome. Our commercial litigation and appeals attorneys in New York serve both as lead and local counsel for corporate defendants and litigants in multi-jurisdictional cases and securities actions, here in New York for parties from the U.S. and abroad.

Our commercial litigation and appeals lawyers have the skills and tools to successfully represent clients in litigation matters related to banking, securities, hedge funds, venture capital, complex financing structure, private equity deals, antitrust, contract, partnership, tax fraud, defective securities product, employment issues and more.

We have state of the art computer hardware and software solutions to meet large scale document productions, making the larger and complex cases run smoothly, efficiently, and effectively at a reduced cost to our clients. A commercial litigation and appeals lawyer in New York, Ms. Malecki has frequently spoken on national TV and radio on litigation issues.

With the advances in technology and communication, the world is getting smaller and more connected. As international commerce and private investments in foreign countries increase, there are more international disputes and case filings in seemingly everyday matters. We have developed a highly skilled boutique commercial and securities practice of New York commercial litigation lawyers, tailored to a rapidly developing market.

Our practice is focused on:

• Complex Commercial Litigation
• State and Federal Court Representation to Parties and Witnesses
• Arbitration Representation to Parties and Witnesses
• Subpoena Compliance: Civil (New York and Federal Courts) and Regulatory/ Self-Regulatory SEC/FINRA
• Arbitration Representation to Parties and Witnesses
• Subpoena Compliance: Civil (NY & Federal Courts) and Regulatory/ Self-Regulatory SEC/FINRA
• Mediation of Commercial Disputes
• Prosecution and Defense of Commercial and Personal Business Interests and Disputes
• Transactional and Breach of Contract Disputes
• Business "Divorce" / Partnership Dissolution
• Litigation with Service Providers, Professionals, Clients, Competitors, Employees and Vendors
• Interference with Business Relationships and Contracts
• Fraudulent Inducement
• Fraud and Misrepresentation
• Breach of non-disclosure ("NDA"), non-compete and licensing agreement
• Unjust Enrichment
• Conversion and Theft
• Accounting Suits
• Deceptive Business Practices
• Securities and Commodities Investment Issues
• Declaratory Judgments
• Officer and Director Liability
• Defamation and Libel Disputes
• Breach of Warranty
• Contest for Control of a Cooperation or Partnership
• SEC Receivership proceedings
• RICO and Fraud claims

Malecki Law has the experience and foresight to handle cases strategically with its clients’ best interests in the forefront, including the best outcome within a budget the client can afford after full consultation and agreement about the course the litigation and/or arbitration should take to conclusion.

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