Bogan Law Group represents clients in complex commercial litigation and arbitrations from single-issue injunction cases to multimillion – dollar contract disputes. Our attorneys have a strong background in commercial litigation and a depth of trial experience. We leave nothing to chance at trial. Our litigation teams conduct detailed research and analysis and employ focus groups and mock juries where appropriate. Most important, we involve the client in every stage of the process.

Litigation is unfortunately often a routine part of corporate life in today’s society. When hit with a suit of any nature, companies must defend their interests, their assets and their reputations. Because our litigators are trial lawyers, they know what courts often look for when assigning fault, and they use that knowledge to the benefit of clients, evaluating the weaknesses that can leave you open to liability and advising on the best practices.

Some cases demand special skills and subject matter knowledge. Bogan Law Group’s litigation experience is both extensive and skilled. In addition to litigators focused on complex commercial disputes, we have lawyers who concentrate their practices in substantive areas, including education law; copyright infringement and trademark litigation; securities litigation and regulatory enforcement; mass torts; complex construction disputes; employment disputes; and litigation against and on behalf of agencies, municipalities, and other entities.

Our goal is the same as yours: To resolve disputes in the most cost-effective and expeditious way. In fact, we strive to help you avoid litigation in the first place by providing preventive counseling and risk assessments. As counselors and negotiators, we help our clients find alternatives to litigation if appropriate and consistent with an organization’s objectives.

When litigation is unavoidable, we customize a strategy tailored to your goals, both long and short term, and work side by side with you through the process. We aggressively advocate for clients in both trial and appellate matters in state and federal courts throughout the country as well as in administrative proceedings. We also recognize that litigation is costly, both in terms of dollars spent and publicity gained, and that sometimes a matter is best resolved to the benefit of all parties through arbitration or another form of alternative dispute resolution.