General Litigation for Individuals
Westchester County Litigation Lawyer
If you are involved in a legal dispute that must be settled in court, you
want to have confidence that your attorney is a skilled litigator with
extensive experience and a history of success at trial.
Virtually any legal problem could lead to court proceedings for a decision,
including:
- Neighbor disputes
- Small business disputes
- Breach of contract
- Real estate law disputes
- Child support conflicts
- Child custody conflicts
- Marital agreements
- Trusts
- Probate
- Many other types of cases
How Does a Lawsuit Work?
In a lawsuit, a plaintiff brings a complaint to the court, and a defendant
responds to the complaint. The court will then decide on the resolution
of the case. This can include a wide range of situations, including awarding
damages to a certain party and enforcing court orders. Attorney H. Bruce
Bronson has provided skilled legal representation in a variety of legal
issues for 25 years.
The firm can provide you with committed, professional legal counsel that
is focused on protecting your interests, and pursuing a favorable case
outcome. If you need a highly experienced litigator with an ability to
command the attention of the court, to fight for your rights and interests,
you are urged to contact a
New York lawyer today.
Litigation Attorney in Westchester County
An AV rated firm with Martindale-Hubbell for 20 years, the highest peer
review rating possible, Bronson Law Offices, P.C. has an extensive background
in effective litigation. We offer our services to review your legal situation
and get information about how to proceed and what could be expected as
an outcome. Our firm will review all important factors of the legal process
with you, and always provide you with personal legal counsel that is focused
you on you, your case and your interests. Call today for a free consultation
to discuss your case with an attorney.
Contact a New York litigation attorney at the firm if you are facing litigation and seek dedicated legal counsel.