Litigation

Respected trial lawyers for your litigation needs

At Gungoll Jackson, our litigation attorneys are dedicated to providing effective representation for a wide range of legal matters. We listen and strive to find solutions that align with our clients’ best interests. Regardless of how simple or complex your legal matter may seem, our experienced attorneys are prepared to advocate for your rights in the courtroom.

We see the litigation process as a partnership where your concerns are heard, your case is handled with care, and the path forward is clearly mapped out. Our approach to litigation is rooted in clear, open communication. We believe a strong attorney-client relationship begins with understanding your needs and goals. Throughout the process, we are committed to making sure you are fully informed, confident, and empowered to make decisions that are right for you.

When involved in litigation, it’s natural to have many questions about the process and what to expect. Here are some common questions we often hear from clients.

Here are some common questions we often hear from clients.

How long does the litigation process typically take?
What are the costs involved in litigating?
What should I expect during a trial?
What are the potential outcomes of my case?

Our full-service firm handles a variety of cases, including personal injury matters, family law, business disputes, probate matters, and more. We’re here to provide the guidance and support you need throughout the process. Here are some of the key steps our attorneys take when handling litigation matters.

Legal services include:

Advising clients on the potential outcomes and costs of litigation
Developing litigation strategies and advising clients on legal risks
Filing petitions/complaints and answers
Researching and briefing significant legal issues in the pending litigation
Taking and defending depositions
Attending mediation and other alternative dispute resolution options
Negotiating settlements agreements
Representing clients at hearings, trials, and appeals in both State and Federal Courts

Skilled representation for your appeals

When challenging a court decision, knowledgeable legal representation is essential. Our team guides clients through the appeals process, whether seeking to reverse a ruling or defend a favorable outcome. We carefully evaluate each case and develop a clear legal strategy. With thorough preparation and strategic advocacy, we work to present a compelling argument to the appellate court.

Entering litigation or preparing for trial can raise many questions about the process and potential outcomes. Here are some common questions clients often ask:

What are the grounds for filing an appeal?
How long does the appeals process take?
What are the costs associated with an appeal?
What is the likelihood of success in my appeal?
Can I present new evidence in an appeal?

Successfully navigating an appeal requires a detailed understanding of the appellate process as well as a thorough review of the trial court record and applicable law. Here are some of the key steps our attorneys take when handling appeals.

Legal services include:

Assisting with briefing on significant legal issues in the trial court
Analyzing trial court decisions and advising clients on potential appellate issues
Conducting legal research to support our client’s position on appeal
Preparing and opposing petitions for certiorari
Briefing and arguing the issues on appeal

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