Defending Your Rights
We provide business legal guidance, assisting with contract breaches to protect your interests. Our conflict resolution helps maintain business partnerships. We also offer rights protection for intellectual property disputes.
We help safeguard your business interests by handling contract breaches such as non-payment and term violations, resolving partnership conflicts, and protecting intellectual property against infringement. Our services include legal representation, negotiation, and mediation. The duration depends on the dispute’s complexity, and we can work with you in person or remotely. For consultations, please have relevant contracts, partnership agreements, and evidence of infringement ready.
Services
Breach of Contract Disputes
We offer comprehensive legal representation in breach of contract disputes, whether it’s a failure to deliver goods, non-payment, or any violation of agreed terms. With commercial disputes representing about 14% of Ontario’s civil litigation, our approach is informed by landmark decisions—such as Bhasin v. Hrynew, which emphasizes the duty of honest performance. We review your contracts in detail during our consultation, ensuring that your rights are enforced and that you obtain the compensation or remedy you deserve.
Partnership Disputes
Disagreements between business partners can be both disruptive and costly. We specialize in resolving conflicts over operations, profit distribution, and even business dissolution. Recognizing that business disputes form a significant segment of Ontario’s litigation, we use our expertise to negotiate solutions that preserve your company’s continuity and financial well-being. Our process involves a thorough review of your partnership agreements and a tailored strategy to achieve a swift resolution.
Attorneys in Charge
Tony Potestio
Managing Partner
Tony founded Potestio Law and has been practicing for over 35 years. Fluent in English and Italian, Tony has represented clients across Ontario, especially in Thunder Bay, Vaughan, and Toronto.
Contractual Property Disputes