The Slow Pace of Litigation
Justice delayed is justice denied. A common moan of anyone who has ever been involved in a legal dispute (outside of small claims court) that actually made it to trial. In Indiana it is becoming a fact of litigation that an issue presented to the lawyer today has...Business Owner Succession Planning – Join Us For a Seminar
Are you a business owner? Do you have a plan in place for who takes over when you retire? It is never too early to start planning. Please join us for a seminar that discusses succession planning!The Economics of Settlement – What is your case worth?
The ability to put a realistic price tag on a case is probably one of the most critical skills a lawyer has. At the same time, it is one of the most difficult tasks for the lawyer and one of the most painful for the client. The simplest way to evaluate a case is to...Common Construction Pitfalls
Astonished, amazed, angered – a common trio of emotions expressed by most contractors who find themselves in a “legal” dispute. Three words may help inoculate the contractor against such disputes – communicate, document, anticipate. Engaging in a productive planning...Billed by the Hour: What Are You Paying For?
Legal billing is simultaneously one of the most unique aspects of the profession and the most frustrating for clients. Most attorneys employ “Hourly Billing” which means that, based upon a stated hourly rate, you are billed for the amount of time the attorney spends...