Your Arizona Litigation Lawyers

Business Litigation is a broad and complex area of law, which often arises when formal or informal negotiation or arbitration proceedings fail to resolve a business dispute between parties. Examples of such disputes include breach of fiduciary duty, breach of contract, business fraud, business torts, and partnership disagreements, to name a few. Our business litigation attorneys are committed to securing the best results for our clients.

Contract Litigation may arise when a party fails to respect the terms of the contract they agreed to. If the parties cannot settle the dispute, then litigation might be an injured party's only remedy. Contractual disputes frequently occur in employment contracts, partnership contracts, operating agreements, supplier contracts, franchise agreements, and many more. Successful contract litigation of such disputes requires complicated strategic considerations and a sound understanding of both legal and factual issues involved. We pride ourselves on customizing each client's strategy to get the best possible result.

Employment Litigation often arises when an employer is sued over an employment-related dispute. Issues leading to such disputes commonly include discrimination based on race, gender, or religion, sexual harassment, wage or overtime claims, etc. While most of these lawsuits never actually go to trial, litigation is sometimes necessary for an injured employee to receive adequate compensation promptly. Settlement also allows employers to avoid bad publicity and excessive costs of extended litigation. We are fully equipped to file, litigate, and try employment cases to secure the best results for our clients, both employers and employees.

Civil Litigation is a broad term used to describe the legal process applied to non-criminal matters. In civil litigation, parties seek money damages or specific performance rather than criminal sanctions. Several common types of civil litigation arise from disputes in labor and employment, personal injury, antitrust, contracts, malpractice, and real estate. If you think you have a civil claim, please contact our office today.

Appellate Litigation occurs when the decision of a lower court is appealed for review by a higher court. In a civil case, either party may appeal based on an alleged material error in the trial. However, an appeal is not a retrial because higher courts usually do not consider new witnesses or new evidence. Appellate litigation is a specialty and our experienced attorneys are prepared to help you successfully litigate matters at any level. If you are considering appeal, please contact our office today.