Experienced Civil Litigators
Our trial and appellate practice includes litigators who are experienced in state and federal courts. The attorneys at Lyons Gaddis Kahn & Hall, PC regularly represent clients in various types of hearings, mediations, arbitrations, trials, and appeals. Whether your dispute involves commercial matters, banks, real estate, water, employment, products, contract issues, or other complex matters resulting in litigation, the attorneys at Lyons Gaddis Kahn & Hall, PC have experience to be your advocate during the litigation process.
Mediations and Other Alternate Dispute Resolution
Trials are not the only way to resolve disputes. Our attorneys are also experienced negotiators who work hard to help our clients avoid the necessity of litigation and reach out-of-court settlements through the use of mediation and other alternate dispute resolution processes. These settlements allow our clients to find certainty and closure on their own terms, as well as allow them to cost effectively manage and resolve such disputes.
Trials and Appeals
When settlement is not achievable, our attorneys will protect our clients' best interests in trials, hearings, and arbitrations, as well as through any appeals process. Our attorneys have the experience to navigate the courtroom, having successfully tried many cases before juries, judges, and magistrates. When judgments are appealed, our attorneys’ experience can help to preserve the judgment on appeal.
Other Administrative Hearings
Many boards and commissions in municipalities, counties, cities, and towns hold public hearings to resolve complaints or make determinations regarding government matters. By representing many boards of special districts , school districts, and other public entities that hold these quasi-judicial hearings, our attorneys are experienced in the nuances necessary to present an effective case at an administrative hearing.
Our school districts and special districts lawyers are available to assist you, as are our lawyers experienced in government issues.
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