Business Litigation

Whether you need to enforce a non-compete agreement, defend against a consumer protection complaint, or obtain an injunction to stop breaches of fiduciary duties, LPP Law can help you protect your business and your livelihood in court.

For three decades, Lynn Perry Parker has litigated commercial matters in Maryland, Virginia, and the District of Columbia in state and federal courts and administrative agencies. Having worked with, for, and against, some of the best lawyers in the country, Lynn learned to think from multiple perspectives, anticipate outcomes, and act to obtain leveraged results in a cost-effective manner.

LPP Law handles a variety of complex business-related disputes, including:

Business “divorces”
Employment wage and hour violations
Breach of non-competition agreements
Real estate broker commission disputes
Employee theft and conversion suits
Derivative shareholder actions
Fiduciary breaches by entity owners, officers, and/or directors
Default of lease matters, including eviction actions

Inspiration

It has always been my belief that what a client is paying a lawyer for is the exercise of judgment on his or her case, not just the churning out of pieces of paper. Usually the hardest part about being a lawyer is assessing the situation, considering the options and then making the appropriate recommendation to the client. That is a process that often requires reflection, perspective, processing of gathered information – in short, thought.

- Donald J. Evans

Services

Business Litigation