Our talented and specialized lawyers handle high-stakes litigation for both plaintiffs and defendants.
Clients throughout the country retain us to handle their most challenging and important cases. We prepare a case from the start with one goal in mind—to win at trial. And we have trial and litigation victories against some of the largest and most prestigious law firms in the world.
All our litigators are also trial lawyers. For you, it means that the team that works on your case will be the team that tries the case. They will know every detail and will be there every step of the way.
Our lean composition means that there is no costly pyramid structure. We are fast and efficient, and our clients reap the benefits.
When a client contacts us about a problem, we have most likely worked to solve a similar problem in the past. And because we represent both plaintiffs and defendants, we have probably analyzed the issue from all sides. Whether a matter involves a complex business dispute or a unique maritime subject, our lawyers draw upon their vast experience to immediately begin the path to resolution. We don’t need to play catch-up – we stay ahead of the curve.
We understand that legal matters can be financially stressful. We work on a contingency fee basis. This means that you only pay our legal fees if we successfully recover compensation for you. We also offer flat fee arrangements. This provides you with a clear and upfront understanding of the total cost involved, allowing for better financial planning.
Our business is to learn our clients’ business. While our lawyers have specialties in business litigation and maritime law, we are primarily trial lawyers. We have represented companies in many different industries and individuals from all walks of life. When we are retained by a client, we strive to understand their products, services, and industries. We maximize results by knowing the business of our clients and their adversaries.
We treat our client relationships like partnerships. Our lawyers work hand-in-hand with our clients to ensure we use all available resources to achieve success. We also offer a broad range of creative, flexible, and contingent fee structures on business and intellectual property cases.
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