Practices

Six practices, one standard of preparation.

The matters below range widely, but every one gets the same treatment: prepared as if it will be tried, whether it ever reaches a courtroom or not.

Where We Are Called

The Practices, in Full

Commercial Litigation

High-stakes business disputes — breach of contract, shareholder disputes, trade secret claims — tried and resolved with the same rigor whether the matter settles in month two or goes the distance.

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Appellate Advocacy

Preserving the record below and making the argument that holds above — briefing and oral argument for clients who need the trial court's decision reviewed, not relitigated.

III.

Professional Liability

Defending judgment calls made under pressure, by people who understand them — doctors, accountants, directors, and other professionals facing claims arising from decisions made in real time.

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Injunctive Relief

Moving quickly and precisely when the harm cannot wait for trial — emergency motions, temporary restraining orders, and preliminary injunctions built and filed on short timelines.

Arbitration & Mediation

The right room for the matter, and the discipline to know which — representation in binding arbitration and mediated settlement talks, for clients who want resolution without a public docket.

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Contract & Partnership Disputes

Untangling what was agreed from what was assumed, on the record — partnership dissolutions, joint venture breakdowns, and disputes over terms that were never as clear as everyone thought.

Where the Work Happens

Preparation, in practice.