Every business, from the family-owned corner shop to the multi-state warehouse distributor, depends on vendors and suppliers. Suppliers provide the raw materials, finished goods, or essential services that keep operations running. When those relationships break down, the consequences are not merely inconvenient. They can threaten production schedules, strain cash flow, and damage client relationships on a long-term basis.

Across Wisconsin, vendor and supplier disputes often involve questions of contract law. To manage these, businesses typically begin with negotiation, then move into mediation or arbitration. But sometimes the only viable path is litigation.

Understanding how business litigation works, and how Wisconsin law shapes the process, is necessary for any company forced to defend its interests in court. If you are facing the prospect of courtroom litigation, get the help of GRGB’s experienced team of Wisconsin business litigation attorneys for contract disputes.