We represent plaintiffs in individual and class action litigation, which can include consumers, small businesses, farmers, workers, and municipal/government agencies.

In commercial litigation, we represent plaintiff and defendant small businesses in disputes with other businesses - these disputes can involve intellectual property, contract conflicts, and property matters.

We are civil litigators with an advanced understanding of civil procedure and how lawsuits are fought and won.

The subject matter of our cases can involve antitrust (competition), data privacy (data breach, biometric privacy, and digital tracking), consumer protection, banking, predatory lending, and commercial laws.

Lawsuits can take anywhere from half a year at a minimum to as much as over half a decade (if not more).

Engaging in litigation is a costly and timely expense, and we make sure that your case is entirely worth it before we proceed.

In individual and class action cases, we are paid based on contingency fee arrangements which allow courts to award us a percentage of the recovery that we achieve either as a settlement or as a verdict.

A litigant is required to guide their attorneys at every critical juncture of the litigation process. There are also additional responsibilities which include: (1.) providing documents, (2.) maintaining in frequent correspondence with your assigned attorney(s), (3.) protecting and retaining any necessary data or devices that might be needed for the litigation and ensuring your attorney can collect data from them as needed, (4.) potentially sitting for a deposition (which is a questioning period under oath) if needed, and (5.) attending a trial if absolutely necessary.