Litigation

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Litigation

Trial represents risk. It also requires financial investment and dedicated time. That’s why we usually explore negotiation, arbitration, or mediation before moving on to civil litigation. But when litigation is necessary, we represent our clients aggressively and strategically.

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No matter your dispute, you’ll receive thorough, efficient guidance. We analyze the details of your case and will call in qualified experts. Our focus is building a strong case and representing you with integrity and care.

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Frequently asked questions about Dispute Resolution/Litigation:

1. What is a Dispute Resolution?
2. What is a Dispute Resolution Clause in a contract?
3. Is dispute resolution the same as litigation?
4. 3 types of dispute resolution
5. 6 steps to dispute resolution
6. Which method of dispute resolution is right for you?
7. What Is Alternate Dispute Resolution?
8. When is alternate dispute resolution a better option than going to court?
9. When alternate dispute resolution doesn’t work?
10. What is litigation?
11. How does litigation work?
12. Litigation vs Arbitration: What is the difference?
13. 7 different phases of the litigation process
14. How long does it take to litigate?
15. What is a litigation hold?
16. What are litigation risks?
17. Litigation FAQs