Litigation law is necessary for a wide range of business and personal matters. Attorneys represent large corporations, small companies, and individuals, in both the state and federal courts. The goal of litigation is straightforward: to resolve efficiently and economically to the satisfaction of the client. An approach to litigation should be both pragmatic and aggressive. And, while aggressiveness has a particular place in litigation, it should be tempered with common sense and logic.
Many cases are litigated through trial, but alternative methods of resolution have an equitable place in resolving disputes. After a thorough review of the legal matter is undertaken, it is reviewed with the client. After that, attorneys can stay in close contact with their client as the case progresses. Some areas of litigation practiced include:
Policyholder claims
ERISA
Real estate litigation
Regulation of insurance
Pension litigation
Employment litigation
Construction litigation
Trust litigation
Estate litigation