One of the most frequent and reasonable questions that Buffington Law Firm's business, trust, and real estate litigation clients ask us is: "how much will my lawsuit cost me?" Whether you are a plaintiff or petitioner on the one hand, or a defendant responding to a...
Month: March 2014
Trust Disputes: When You Receive a “120 Day Letter” From a Trustee
Buffington Law Firm's trust litigation attorneys often answer questions from trust beneficiaries when beneficiaries receive a "120 Day Letter" from a Successor-Trustee of a trust. Generally, this letter will advise the beneficiaries (in rather obtuse language) that...
Business Litigation: Mediation as a Litigation Tool
Formal mediation can be an effective tool in business, trust, and real estate litigation. In business litigation, Mediation is essentially a process in which the parties attempt to conclude a settlement of their lawsuit before the trial date without going to trial. ...
Business Litigation: Should I Settle My Case or Go to Trial?
In many business litigation, real estate litigation, and trust dispute cases, in many circumstances it is more cost-effective to settle a case as opposed to taking the case all the way to trial and verdict. The factors that determine this decision are complex, and in...
Social Media in Business and Trust Litigation
Buffington Law Firm's Orange County business and trust litigation attorneys have engaged in many trials concerning business, real estate, and trust disputes over the past 18 years. We have noticed certain trends concerning the types of evidence that have been...
Business Litigation and Email: The Chris Christie Example
In last week's business litigation Blog, we talked about some of the dangers of email in business litigation. Buffington Law Firm's business litigation trial lawyers have noted a trend in recent years whereby email between the parties of a breach of contract or other...
Email as Evidence in Business and Trust Litigation
Buffington Law Firm's business litigation attorneys have represented clients in business, real estate, and trust dispute trials for over 16 years. During this time we have noticed a number of important trends that people should keep in mind when engaged in a business...
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