Effective Representation in Civil Disputes
For effective court representation, trust our dedicated civil law attorneys, who bring strong trial advocacy experience across a range of civil matters, including property disputes, contract breaches, collections, and construction law. We also specialize in comprehensive legal solutions for businesses, from entity formation to mergers, acquisitions, and employment law. Our knowledge in navigating the complexities of business litigation ensures that your rights are protected while pursuing the best outcomes for your case. Rely on our skilled team for strategic guidance every step of the way.
OUR COMPREHENSIVE SERVICES
- Breaches of contract
- Collections and collections defense
- Property disputes
- Construction law
- Commercial litigation
- Formation of corporation, partnership, and LLCs
- All aspects of franchise law
- Mergers and acquisitions
- Employment law including severance packages
- Oil and gas law
- Landlord and tenant law
- Real estate transactions and litigation
What should I bring to meet with the attorney?
When meeting with an attorney about civil litigation, it’s essential to bring the following key documents to help us fully understand your case:
• The initial complaint or petition and any responses from the opposing party
• Relevant contracts, agreements, or other legal documents
• Correspondence related to the dispute, including emails and letters
• Evidence supporting your claim (photos, videos, etc.)
• Financial records such as invoices, receipts, and bank statements
• Witness statements or affidavits (if applicable)
• Legal notices, filings, or previous court orders
• Medical records and bills (for personal injury cases)
These documents will allow us to assess your situation more effectively and provide the best legal strategy.
How long does the process take?
The duration of a civil litigation case varies depending on its complexity, the court’s schedule, and whether the parties reach a settlement. Some cases may resolve quickly through negotiation, while others could take months or even years to reach a conclusion, especially if appeals are involved.