Resolving Complex Business, Real Property, and Construction Disputes, as well as all manner of torts through Strategic Representation, Litigation, and/or Mediation
In today’s fast-paced world, disputes involving business matters, construction projects, real estate, and commercial contracts require swift and efficient resolution. Tort matters are no different.
Most all matters today involve legal representation before, during, and after a lawsuit is filed. Careful and strategic litigation along with thoughtful and focused Mediation, are requirements, not options. Sometimes a pre-suit Mediation is the best course. Other times, litigation is necessary to bring the parties to the point where they embrace the importance of settling the dispute.
With decades of legal and mediation experience, Mr. Robbins brings extensive knowledge, experience, and practical insight to bear to assist parties toward fair, workable solutions, be the setting pre-suit, litigation, or mediation at any point in the process.
His methodical yet flexible approach helps businesses, developers, contractors, and medical practitioners employ the legal process to successful conclusions, which, often-times, means staying out of the courthouse if at all possible; but if not, embracing and employing the process knowledgably and effectively nevertheless.
Mediation for Civil Business Litigation, Personal Injury, and Real Property/Construction Disputes: A Practical Path to Resolution
Civil litigation matters of all types can be emotionally and financially draining for all parties. They take time that can never be recovered, and often the same goes for the monetary outlays as well. Legal representation from the “get-go,” for planning, negotiations, document preparation, and closing of transactions, can often go a long way to avoiding the courthouse, but sometimes the other side just won’t let that happen. Mediation – yes, even before a suit is filed – serves as a practical, strictly confidential, and efficient forum to address liability, damages, and other rights without the unpredictability of a courtroom.
It gives the participants control over their own matter – their own future – and if taken advantage of, the resolution of disputes with certainty that the litigation process cannot supply until its end (and even then, the certainty will come from a judge or jury that may not end the matter in any way you like). The confidentiality of Mediation, which has very few exceptions (such as fraud or abuse of a person during Mediation), is one of the most advantageous aspects of that process. Parties in a Mediation can speak freely without the fear of those words being used against them later, as statements made in Mediation cannot be used by the adversary later. Mr. Robbins has been involved in more than a thousand litigations and mediations involving countless negotiations, numerous and varied contract, construction, and other business matters, medical malpractice matters, personal injury matters, and equitable claims.