Hiring a trial attorney to represent you and handle your business dispute can make an important difference to your case compared to a non-trial attorney. A trial attorney offers many advantages over a lawyer who is not certified to go to court in Georgia, including:
More attention to detail. A trial attorney will prepare a business dispute case as if it will go to court, even if the attorney is aiming for a settlement. Preparing a business litigation case for trial is a detailed process. Your lawyer will pay attention to important evidence and build as strong a case as possible on your behalf.
Greater negotiating power. A trial attorney can go up against a corporation or another defendant in court and win if the defendant does not offer a fair settlement. The trial law firm’s reputation among adversaries is often enough to motivate a defendant to compromise and reach a settlement, as the defendant will wish to avoid the time and expense of a trial.
A history of successful results. An experienced trial attorney will have a history of successful settlements and jury verdicts that prove his or her capabilities. Bowen Painter Trial Lawyers, for example, obtained an $18 million verdict at trial on a past case – the largest verdict ever recorded in Chatham County, Georgia. Trial experience can prove that a law firm has what it takes to litigate a case and win.
The right business litigation lawyer can effectively handle your legal matter while protecting your business and professional interests. A trial attorney will have the experience, resources, and connections to courts and judges to quickly and efficiently resolve your conflict with minimal impact on you and your business.