At LaFortune & LaFortune, we strongly believe that a law firm should add value for each client and that the client’s best interests always comes first. We emphasize open, down-to-earth and honest communication, thoughtful and practical case resolution and strategies, and meticulous work and trial preparation. Our attorneys are highly respected attorneys who take on each case with passion, determination and resolve and create havoc with the opposition when litigating cases. We find that the quality work often produces superior results. By employing this approach, we have been able to earn for our clients highly positive verdicts and settlements in difficult and high stake matters often requiring a high degree of skill and sophistication, frequently against the largest and best known law firms in the country.
Whether you are a plaintiff or defendant, hiring a qualified civil litigation attorney is crucial in achieving a successful outcome in your case.Our civil litigation lawyers represent plaintiffs and defendants including individuals, partnerships, shareholders and corporations in the following types of cases:
Business related litigation
Personal litigation
Injunctions
Real estate litigation
Construction litigation
Administrative
Estate litigation
Employment litigation
Our civil litigation attorneys work closely with clients to evaluate their potential claims or defenses related to the commercial, professional, employment, and personal dispute that is the subject of litigation. We represent clients before administrative agencies, alternative dispute resolution proceedings such as mediation or arbitration, jury or court trials in state and federal court as well as proceedings before appellate courts. We help clients prepare their cases and counsel them on steps and procedures involved. A skilled civil litigation attorney can help clients leverage their negotiating position to reach a beneficial settlement which may be the most appropriate and economical manner of handing certain cases. However, when a dispute cannot be resolved satisfactorily, taking a case to court may be the best or only option.