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    Civil Litigation

    Strategic representation in business disputes, contract issues, and civil claims.

    Overview

    Civil litigation encompasses a wide range of disputes between parties seeking monetary damages or specific performance rather than criminal sanctions. Our litigation team represents clients in state and federal courts, as well as in alternative dispute resolution forums like mediation and arbitration.

    We handle both plaintiff and defense work across numerous civil litigation matters, including contract disputes, business torts, partnership disagreements, real estate conflicts, construction disputes, and employment issues. Our attorneys bring a practical, results-oriented approach to every case, focusing on efficient and effective resolution strategies.

    While we are always prepared to take your case to trial, we recognize that litigation can be expensive, time-consuming, and unpredictable. We work with each client to develop a litigation strategy that aligns with their specific goals and circumstances, whether that means aggressive prosecution or defense of claims, early settlement negotiations, or alternative dispute resolution.

    Our Services Include

    • Contract disputes
    • Business torts
    • Partnership disputes
    • Real estate litigation
    • Construction disputes
    • Employment litigation
    • Commercial disputes
    • Alternative dispute resolution

    Discuss Your Civil Litigation Needs

    Complete the form below to schedule a consultation with our experienced attorneys.

    Consultation Fees

    Our 15-minute telephone consultation costs $150. The 60-minute consultation costs $350. The $150 telephone consultation fee is credited toward your retainer if you hire the firm. Qualifying personal-injury matters are eligible for a free initial consultation; this does not extend to other insurance or consumer disputes.

    Submitting an intake form is free. A consultation does not guarantee that we will accept your case. Representation and fee arrangements require a separate written agreement.