Frequently Asked Questions

Navigating legal matters can be complex. Here are answers to some of the most common questions potential clients have about us.

What kinds of cases do you handle?
Our lawyers handle civil cases where one party is suing another over a dispute, whether in business, personal, or a mix of both. In most of our cases, we represent people and companies that are being sued.
Who is your typical client?
Our clients range from individuals to multinational corporations, and everything in between.
How long does it take to get to a resolution?
While there is no specific length of time on a case, a close average will be 18 months to two years. Some matters resolve in a week; others can last longer dependent on when a Court sets a trial.
Who will work on my case?

You will be contacted by the lawyer working on your case. Our offices have many attorneys, and from time to time the skills of other lawyers will be added to get you the best result, staff members will also assist with administrative tasks.

What are the chances we can settle instead of going to court?
While we always prepare as if a case will go to court, approximately 85-90% of cases settle without a full trial.
How much will this cost?
Costs vary based on the complexity of the case. We prepare budgets for your case based on prior experience which provide solid estimations regarding fees and expenses.
My case involves technical and industry-specific issues. How do you handle that type of case?
We regularly work with outside experts including engineers, medical doctors, economists, and appraisers. We choose the right specialist(s) to present the strongest evidence for your case.
What if the case doesn’t go the way we want?
We do have lawyers who handle appeals to the next level above the Trial Court.
How do we get started with your firm?
Calls, emails, and referrals are welcome. If it is a matter we can handle, we will discuss your needs and outline next steps.
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Disclaimer

The information on this page is provided for general informational purposes only. It does not constitute legal advice and does not create an attorney-client relationship between you and this firm.

Every legal matter is unique. Case timelines, costs, staffing, and outcomes depend on the specific facts and circumstances involved. References to typical timelines, settlement rates, or fee structures reflect general experience and are not guarantees of similar results in any case.

Nothing on this page should be relied upon as a substitute for advice from a licensed attorney familiar with your situation. If you have a legal matter that requires attention, please contact us directly so we can evaluate your specific circumstances.