UCC Battle of the Forms: Resolving Conflicting Terms in Orders, Invoices, and Related Documents

Mr. Butler is a member of the firm’s Business Litigation practice group in Dayton, providing strategic advice and representation to clients regarding supply chain issues, with a particular focus on Article 2 of the Uniform Commercial Code, electronic contracting, “Battle of the Forms,” and contracts by performance. He also handles pre-litigation counseling and trial representation in disputes involving supply, installment, and requirement contracts, software agreements, equipment and tooling, and trade secrets. Mr. butler has represented clients in commercial disputes and litigation across a range of industries, including automotive, aerospace, pharmaceutical, medical equipment, general manufacturing, and construction supply. An experienced trial counsel, his practice also includes intellectual property and general commercial litigation.

Ms. Imbrogno assists corporate clients, specifically manufacturing and automotive companies, throughout all phases of complex commercial litigation, mediation, arbitration, and international arbitration. She has successfully litigated and tried cases in state and federal courts, the American Arbitration Association and the Singapore International Arbitration Centre. Ms. Imbrogno has substantial experience in breach of contract, supply chain, warranty, recall and products liability litigation, as well as in defending manufacturers against class actions and managing trade secret claims and shareholder disputes. She is a frequent author and presenter on supply chain and other contract issues.