Litigation

XLP attorneys have argued in almost every scenario, from small dollar value cases in front of state trial courts, to multimillion-dollar disputes in Federal court; our attorneys have appeared before state Supreme Courts, Federal appeals courts, procurement appeal boards, regulatory agency panels, and participated in binding arbitrations.  This broad experience base gives XLP attorneys the advantage of understanding the decision-making dynamics of juries as well as judges.  Litigation is almost always a last resort, and when clients must decide to litigate, they need the sharp, focused and seasoned attorneys of XLP.

 

Understanding the costs and risks of litigation is as important a competency for a litigator as argument at trial.  XLP attorneys understand the disruption and loss that can be associated with complex civil litigation.  Helping clients decide when to litigate, and when to avoid litigation, is always the threshold analysis that XLP attorneys undertake to serve their litigation clients.

Skilled Attorneys

XLP attorneys combine distinguished legal careers with substantial business experience, giving them a deep understanding of the challenges faced by business decision-makers.

Legal Defense

XLP attorneys proactively identify and mitigate risk through meticulous drafting of corporate instruments and contracts, helping clients avoid costly and time-consuming litigation.

Full Service Firm

XLP brings together seasoned attorneys with extensive experience in both transactional work and litigation. Our dual perspective results in stronger drafting and more effective advocacy. With XLP, clients need only one call to secure comprehensive, strategic legal support.

  • Breach of contract, breach of employment contracts, breach of noncompete and non-solicitation contracts and business debt collections
  • Business torts, including breach of fiduciary duty, trade secrets violations, business conspiracy, tortious interference with contract and computer crimes acts
  • Breach of corporate bylaws, operating agreements, partnership agreements and other corporate governance documents
  • Employment law violations, trademark and copyright infringement, breach of franchise agreements, and regulatory violations

 

  • Arbitration of civil disputes under American Arbitration Association (AAA), Judicial Arbitration and Mediation Services (JAMS), and International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) rules
  • Negotiation of settlement agreements
  • Vehicle accidents, premises liability, battery
  • Defamation, tortious interference with contract
  • Trespass, property damage, infringement of intellectual property rights