Practice Areas
Practice Area
Litigation
Mayersohn Law Group facilitates the resolution of you litigation through a variety of means to help you achieve your objective. Our advice includes counseling the client on the impact and gravity of any action, the possible duration, and providing a balanced view on the likely response by the other side. Our management of your case pursues the best case scenario as a possible outcome. We keep your best interests as our primary focus. Mayersohn Law Group is aware of the cost of litigation. Any protracted action can exact high emotional and economical costs so our work in your litigation process is to resolve it for you expeditiously and economically.
Litigation encompasses such areas as
- Trial Assistance for other law firms/ local counsel work
- Commercial (Breach of Contract, Contracts, and UCC matters)
- Business Torts (Fraud, Unfair Competition, Trade Secrets, Others)
- Real Estate
- Civil Theft/ Corporate Criminal Investigations
- Collections
- Factoring or Lender-related litigation
- Trade Insurance Litigation
- Partnership
- Limited Liability Companies
- Constitutional
- Labor and Employment
- Insurance
- Personal Litigation
- Pre-litigation assistance
- Replevin
- Injunctions
- Restraining Orders
"Litigation is the pursuit of practical ends, not a game of chess."
Felix Frankfurter Case Study: The Client: A Multinational Corporation that was a victim of theft and an organized scheme to defraud September / 2016 Client's customer purchased very substantial amounts of equipment from client over a series of years. They were supposed to pay client through lockbox agreements. Instead of paying for the equipment, customer provided excuses to client for payment delays. The Problem: The customer no longer had the equipment or the money to pay back the client for the goods purchased. They gave the equipment away for free to high profile clients of theirs in exchange for benefits such as box seats to major sporting events to promote their business. Any money they made from selling other equipment they obtained from the client was siphoned out of their business to pay for the owner's Armani suits and other personal expenses. The Solution: We filed a lawsuit in federal court in Florida alleging that the customer breached their contract with the client, committed civil theft, and committed an organized scheme to defraud the client. The Outcome: After obtaining discovery in the case, we were able to prove that client's customer misappropriated funds intentionally. After obtaining the admissions of guilt, we mediated the case and settled in lieu of having to go to trial. Client was paid back and spared the expense of having to pay for trial.
Felix Frankfurter Case Study: The Client: A Multinational Corporation that was a victim of theft and an organized scheme to defraud September / 2016 Client's customer purchased very substantial amounts of equipment from client over a series of years. They were supposed to pay client through lockbox agreements. Instead of paying for the equipment, customer provided excuses to client for payment delays. The Problem: The customer no longer had the equipment or the money to pay back the client for the goods purchased. They gave the equipment away for free to high profile clients of theirs in exchange for benefits such as box seats to major sporting events to promote their business. Any money they made from selling other equipment they obtained from the client was siphoned out of their business to pay for the owner's Armani suits and other personal expenses. The Solution: We filed a lawsuit in federal court in Florida alleging that the customer breached their contract with the client, committed civil theft, and committed an organized scheme to defraud the client. The Outcome: After obtaining discovery in the case, we were able to prove that client's customer misappropriated funds intentionally. After obtaining the admissions of guilt, we mediated the case and settled in lieu of having to go to trial. Client was paid back and spared the expense of having to pay for trial.
