Legal Business Checklist: 5 Tips for the New Year
With the arrival of another new year, we cannot stress enough how crucial it is for business owners to assess their legal responsibilities and create …
Civil Litigation
What Is Discovery in the Divorce Process?
You are getting divorced, and your lawyer keeps mentioning something called “discovery.” Ah, yes, another one of those legal terms you have heard in passing …
Personal Injury: 5 Common Injuries During the Winter
Group Personal injury cases are common year-round and range from minor disruptions to daily life to cases where the injured party and their family are …
Legal Pricing: How Your Attorney Can Ensure Billing Transparency
It is a typical Wednesday morning, and as you sit down with your cup of coffee and open your laptop, the first email you notice …
Legal Pricing: Why Doesn’t My Attorney Offer Flat-Rate Billing for Legal Services?
You have contacted an attorney for help with a complex legal matter—maybe a business dispute, a high-net-worth divorce, or a probate issue. But as the …
Legal Pricing: 4 Common Ways Attorneys Charge for Their Legal Services
You suddenly find yourself in the middle of a complex legal matter. Naturally, the first step is to hire an attorney, especially someone skilled, knowledgeable, …
3 Common Causes of Business Disputes
Business disputes can be challenging and stressful. Not only can they disrupt daily operations, but for many owners, they strain relationships that once felt like …
What Does Mitigating Damages Mean?
roupYou will likely hear plenty of legal terms thrown around during a personal injury or civil litigation case. A perfect example is the principle known …
How Does a Caucus Help With Mediation?
Imagine that you and a long-time business partner are in a deadlock over how to expand your business. Despite years of amicable decision-making and solid …
12 Thought-Provoking Quotes About Avoiding Civil Litigation
It may surprise you to hear an attorney say this, but we would prefer to help people avoid going to court. Sure, our firm has …