Civil Litigation

Aggressive tactics seeking your results through civil litigation.

As real estate lawyers, Law Office of Aaron Kohanim offers extensive legal insight for businesses looking for civil litigation assistance with their company’s real estate and property needs. Our experience is both lengthy and broad; from simple contract negotiations to complicated disputes, claims and mediations, Aaron Kohanim has the skills and qualifications your business needs to obtain settlement results in whichever litigation forum your case requires.

Civil litigation is a broad area of the law that encompasses many issues and concerns. In general, the defining characteristic of civil litigation is that the party pursuing the case is seeking either monetary damages or for specific actions to be performed by the opposing or adverse party in order to rectify the wrong.

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    Types of Commercial Real Estate Disputes requiring civil litigation:

    Disputes in commercial real estate often relate to contractual disputes, property development or management, and disagreements over land use or title. The real estate litigation attorneys at our Los Angeles firm know that these disputes may include:

    Types of Residential Real Estate Disputes Requiring Civil Litigation:

    Disputes arising from residential real property transactions may include:

    No matter where you are in the litigation process, our office can create a customized legal strategy designed to quickly and effectively resolve your current dispute. Most importantly, our litigators approach each case with a steady focus on financial restraints to ensure you don’t overextend your business budget. For more information, contact our firm today and connect directly with a professional real estate attorney now.

    A Civil Trial Will Include Many Stages:

    1. Pleadings

    Each party files a statement describing their side of the dispute.

    2. Discovery

    Both sides gather information using tools such as depositions, interrogatories, and subpoenas.

    3. Pretrial

    Prior to the trial, each side will present a brief to the judge outlining their arguments and the evidence they plan to present.

    4. Settlement

    The parties may reach an agreement on some or all aspects of the lawsuit at any point before or during the trial.

    5. Trial

    During a trial, each side will present evidence, call witnesses, and make arguments, and a judge or jury will make a decision.

    6. Appeal

    Following the trial, if either party is not satisfied with the ruling, they can ask a higher court to review the case.

    Judgment Enforcement/Collection

    When you have delivered a product or service, there is a clear expectation that you will receive payment. However, another party may fail to fulfill its obligation to pay. When this happens, you may need the assistance of a debt collection lawyer to help obtain the money that you are owed. Not only can we help you collect money owed to you, we can also review existing contracts to make sure that all of the protections afforded to you under the law are drafted into your agreements.

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