Civil Litigation

Litigation is the process of handling disputes in court. Whether you are being sued or are looking to sue another party, Lyda Law Firm has extensive experience on both sides of the courtroom.

Our team of business litigators knows the ins and outs of civil litigation and we can lead you through this often complex process. Litigation can be expensive and comes with inherent risks. We understand these risks and work closely with our clients to devise a litigation strategy designed to mitigate risks and optimize rewards.

Every business is different and it is nearly impossible to predict which type of disputes you will have to deal with. Lyda Law Firm can assist you with:

• Employment Disputes
• Partnership Disputes
• Contract Disputes
• Vendor Disputes

Lyda Law Firm is equipped to resolve business disputes in a variety of ways. Just because you are in a dispute does not mean you have to go to trial. In fact, resolving a dispute before trial is often the best solution. Our resolution methods include:

• Informal Negotiations
• Mediation
• Arbitration
• Litigation

Mediation

Mediation is the voluntary resolution of disputes between parties. It is often the quickest, most affordable, and most certain way to resolve a lawsuit. As part of litigation, either before or during the lawsuit process, Lyda Law Firm zealously represents clients in mediation. In addition to representing clients in mediation, Lyda Law Firm also offers effective, affordable services as a neutral mediator.

Litigation

If we can’t setting your dispute through mediation, Lyda Law Firm can represent you in the courtroom. Lyda Law Firm has top civil litigation experience in state and federal courts at both the trial and appellate levels. We have experience in the full spectrum of the litigation process as both plaintiffs and defendants, from pleadings, to discovery, depositions, trials, and appeals.

If you’ve been sent a demand letter, or if you want to initiate a lawsuit, contact Lyda Law Firm today. Lyda Law Firm can take the case to court to protect your best interests.