Matters we handle

Situations
we see often.

The examples below are illustrative descriptions of the kinds of matters we handle. They are not descriptions of specific clients or case results, and every matter depends on its own facts.

Reviewing claim paperwork
Personal injury

Rear-end collision on I-275

A driver stopped in traffic is struck from behind and develops neck and back injuries. We coordinate PIP benefits, document treatment, and pursue the at-fault driver's insurance.

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Premises liability

Fall on an unmarked wet floor

A shopper slips in a store aisle with no warning signs. Key issues include how long the hazard existed and whether the business should have known about it.

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Business litigation

Unpaid invoices from a long-time customer

A supplier is owed for months of deliveries. We review the contract terms, send a formal demand, and evaluate a collection lawsuit if needed.

Business partners' joined hands
Partnership dispute

Two LLC members at a deadlock

Equal owners disagree on the company's direction. Options include negotiating a buyout under the operating agreement, mediation, or court remedies.

Signing an agreement
Business formation

Three founders forming an LLC

New partners need an entity, an operating agreement with vesting and buy-sell terms, and founder IP assignments before launch.

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Residential real estate

Deposit dispute after a failed sale

A buyer's financing falls through and the seller claims the deposit. The outcome turns on contract deadlines and the notices each side gave.

Glass office building
Commercial lease

First office lease for a growing firm

A tenant negotiates build-out responsibilities, expense pass-throughs, renewal options, and limits on personal guarantees.

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Estate planning

Young family's first estate plan

Parents name guardians for their children, create a trust to manage assets until the children are older, and align beneficiary forms.

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Estate planning

Retirees relocating from another state

A couple moving to Florida updates powers of attorney and health care documents and reviews homestead considerations.

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Probate

Adult child named personal representative

After a parent's death, the estate includes a house and bank accounts. We guide the personal representative through appointment, creditor notice, and distribution.

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