However, because the litigation process is dynamic, as with a sporting game plan, adjustments must be made to meet unforeseen obstacles.
Litigation is deadline oriented.
When the case is resolved, as little uncertainty as possible must remain. The attorney's job is to make the problem go away, not to perpetuate the need for legal services. Applying this successful litigation approach to all practice areas, the firm continually strives to provide clients with only that which they need. Without doubt, attention to detail is important. However, it does not necessitate interdicting clients with concerns over legal trivia or making recommendations to clients which will eternally demand intense supportive legal services.