The practice area of handling contentious legal cases that result in arbitration, mediation or court room litigation.
Litigation is the process of resolving disputes through the judicial system. While some litigation matters proceed through a relatively straightforward process, others become mired in complexity, demanding a unique set of skills and strategies. This is where complex litigation comes into play. To understand the intricacies of complex litigation, it’s worth exploring its characteristics, challenges…
Litigation can be a lengthy and expensive process for all of the parties involved. In 2019, the median time from filing to disposition for civil cases in Florida was 269 days with many cases taking much longer than that. It is often in everyone’s best interest to shorten the litigation process, and by doing so,…
Litigation can be a long and complex process, and one of the most important stages in that process is discovery. Discovery refers to the process by which each party in a lawsuit gathers information and evidence from the other side in preparation for trial. The discovery stage plays a crucial role in the outcome of…
Real estate litigation in Florida involves disputes or legal issues that arise during the buying, selling, or owning of property in the state. These disputes can range from contract disputes between buyers and sellers to disputes between landlords and tenants, to issues related to zoning and land use. One common type of real estate litigation…
Construction disputes that result in legal action can be complex and time-consuming to resolve. However, there are steps that can be taken to try and resolve the issue without resorting to costly and lengthy legal proceedings. “Before taking any legal action, it is often worth trying to resolve the issue informally.” Regardless of the route…
Quick Read Summary If determining when to sue, businesses and individuals would be wise to consider non-litigation options such as direct negotiation, settlement discussions, and mediation. These alternatives costs a fraction of courtroom proceedings. Jurisdiction clauses in contracts can significantly impact litigation costs by dictating where a case is tried and which state’s laws apply,…
When it comes to legal representation, there are two main types of attorneys: litigators and non-litigation attorneys. Understanding the differences between these two types of attorneys is essential when deciding which type of attorney is needed for a given legal matter. Each type of attorney has its own set of skills and responsibilities, and choosing…
Construction litigation is a common legal issue in Florida, given the state’s robust construction industry and the potential for disputes to arise during construction projects. As a property owner or contractor, it’s important to understand the basics of construction litigation in Florida and how to protect your legal rights in the event of a dispute….
Trust litigation is a legal process that occurs when there is a dispute involving a trust. This can include disputes over the administration of the trust, the interpretation of the trust document, or the actions of the trustee. In the State of Florida, there are several types of trust litigation that can arise, including probate,…
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