DENVER - ColoradoDesk -- Here at Mitchiner Law, we apply forward-thinking ideas and solutions to the most challenging legal issues you face. If you find yourself in litigation, we can assure you that our approach in every case comes with both passion and commitment.

What is Litigation

Someone has a dispute they want to bring against you, and you heard the word litigation. If you do not know the meaning of this term, it can sound scary, but there is no need to fret. Contrary to what many people think, litigation is not a lawsuit; instead, it is a process. For instance, if you have a dispute with another party, the process in which you handle the dispute and bring the lawsuit to court is considered litigation.

To be a bit more technical, when two opposing parties what to defend a legal right, the proceeding for that to happen is known as litigation.

Litigations do not have to go to court. In fact, if the claim is settled during the process, meaning there is an agreement between the two parties, then the litigation can be wrapped up without being heard by a judge or jury.

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In your litigation, some terms you might hear include pre-suit negotiations, arbitrations, appeals, facilitation, and lawsuit. But, there is no need to worry about these big words. At Mitchiner Law, we will keep you informed while handling the litigation process.

"From the first steps of the litigation process and right through to the end, we'll handle everything you need to be in your best shape at trial. We know how complicated litigation can be. From pleadings, affidavits, examinations, motions, mediation, undertakings, refusals, pretrial, and finally, trial."

If you have questions about the litigation process, do not hesitate to reach out, we would love to help!

About Mitchiner Law

Our mission is to provide each client with personal, skilled legal advice from a perspective of understanding. As a small law firm, you will have direct access to Mr. Mitchiner from start to finish. And with a background in blue-collar working experience, he prioritizes connection and relationship-building with each client.