Litigation & Dispute Resolution
Do I actually have to go to court?
Usually not, and that is the point. Most disputes end in a negotiated resolution — but the terms you get depend heavily on whether the other side believes you are prepared to litigate. Being genuinely ready to try a case is what makes not trying it possible.
What this covers
- Commercial and business disputes
- Contract disputes
- Real property and title disputes
- Landlord and tenant proceedings
- Partnership and shareholder litigation
- Pre-litigation negotiation and settlement
When it is worth a call
- You have been served
- You are considering suing someone
- A dispute has stopped moving and letters are getting formal
- A deadline to answer or respond is approaching
Talk it through with Mitch
Bring the situation, not a diagnosis. A short conversation usually makes the next step obvious.