Breach of Contract Disputes
When a vendor, partner, or client fails to honor an agreement, we act as your breach of contract attorney to pursue damages or enforce performance, protecting your company's bottom line and business relationships.
Senior-Level Representation for Tampa Bay's Toughest Business Disputes. Stanton Cronin Law Group, PL's civil litigation attorney team has served Tampa Bay business owners, executives, and professionals since 2011.
Civil litigation covers the legal disputes that arise outside of criminal court, from contract disagreements to property conflicts to disputes between business partners. As a civil litigation law firm built around business-minded strategy, we handle matters for clients across Hillsborough, Pinellas, Pasco, and Hernando counties, and we represent clients statewide when a dispute calls for it.
Our clients are typically business owners, executives, and professionals who need a lawyer who can move quickly, think strategically, and protect their interests without unnecessary delay. Whether a dispute is headed toward negotiation, mediation, or trial, we build a case strategy around your actual goals rather than running up billable hours for their own sake.
As your civil dispute attorney, we know a dispute rarely waits for a convenient time. We work to understand the facts of your situation early, identify the strongest path forward, and keep you informed at every stage so you can make sound decisions for your business.

Clients come to our civil litigation law firm because they want direct access to experienced attorneys, not a rotating cast of junior associates. Attorneys Michael Stanton and Sean Cronin have worked together since 2005, giving clients the benefit of a litigation team with real continuity and trust.
As a business litigation attorney and business litigation lawyer team, we focus on outcomes that make financial sense for your company, not just technical legal victories. Here's what clients can expect:

Civil disputes come in many forms, and the right strategy depends on the facts, the relationships involved, and what you need to protect. Below are some of the matter types our commercial litigation attorney and commercial litigation lawyer team regularly handles for business clients across the Tampa Bay area.

When a vendor, partner, or client fails to honor an agreement, we act as your breach of contract attorney to pursue damages or enforce performance, protecting your company's bottom line and business relationships.
Disagreements between partners, shareholders, or co-owners can threaten the future of a company. As a business dispute attorney and contract dispute attorney, we work to resolve internal conflicts before they derail operations.
Boundary conflicts, lease disagreements, and title issues require focused attention. Our real estate litigation attorney and property dispute attorney experience helps commercial and residential clients protect their property interests.
Every civil dispute is different, but our approach stays consistent: understand the facts, evaluate the options, build a strategy, and pursue the outcome that serves your interests. Here is what working with our litigation law firm looks like from start to finish.
We start with a direct conversation about your dispute, the parties involved, and what resolution would look like for your business. You'll speak with an attorney, not an intake coordinator.
Our team reviews the contracts, correspondence, and facts surrounding your matter to assess strengths, risks, and realistic outcomes. We give you honest, clear advice from the outset.
As your litigation attorney, we build a plan tailored to your goals, whether that means pursuing negotiation, mediation, or preparing for trial. We explain the reasoning behind each recommendation.
Many disputes resolve through negotiated settlement, which we pursue when it serves your interests. When litigation is the right path, our trial attorney experience means your case is ready for court.
Here are answers to questions we often hear from Tampa Bay business owners and professionals facing a civil dispute.
A civil litigation attorney represents clients in non-criminal legal disputes, including contract disagreements, business conflicts, and property issues. This includes evaluating your case, negotiating with opposing parties, and representing you in mediation or at trial if a resolution can't be reached outside of court.
The earlier you involve a business litigation attorney, the more options you typically have. Early legal counsel can help you avoid costly missteps, preserve important evidence, and open the door to a faster, less expensive resolution than waiting until the dispute escalates.
Yes. While we regularly serve clients in Hillsborough, Pinellas, Pasco, and Hernando counties, our commercial litigation attorney and commercial litigation lawyer services extend statewide for clients who need Florida-based representation.
Timelines vary widely depending on the complexity of the dispute and whether it settles or proceeds to trial. Some matters resolve in a matter of weeks through negotiation, while contested cases involving discovery and trial preparation can take considerably longer. We give clients a realistic timeline estimate during the case evaluation stage.

Civil disputes often overlap with other legal needs, from business formation issues to property transactions. Our firm offers complete legal counsel for Tampa Bay business owners and individuals beyond civil litigation.

From formation to disputes, our business attorney and corporate attorney services support companies at every stage.

Our estate planning attorney and wills and trusts attorney team helps individuals and families protect what they've built.

Our real estate attorney and title attorney services support smooth transactions and resolve title disputes.
Whether you're facing a breach of contract, a partnership disagreement, or a property conflict, our civil litigation attorneys are ready to give your matter the senior-level attention it deserves. Reach out to Stanton Cronin Law Group, PL to schedule a consultation and get clear, practical advice on your next steps.