At McIntyre & Golden our goal has always been to find the very best solution to our clients’ problems.  It may seem obvious, but the very best way to resolve any dispute is to avoid having any disagreement in the first place. Many potential disputes can be avoided by careful attention to negotiation and transactional details at the outset.  When a dispute does arise, those disputes tend to fall into two categories. Those that can be resolved without court intervention and those that must be tried to a judge or jury.

Our lawyers have over 100 years of collective experience litigating client matters. We are uniformly recognized as litigators, which means we are primarily lawyers who go to court and actually try cases.  If you are negotiating a dispute nothing conveys your sincere desire to achieve a fair result, than having a respected litigator on your side.  It’s the “walk softly, and carry a big stick”concept. If you cannot settle your case through negotiation, a litigator is essential.

As trial lawyers when we handle transactional matters it is with an eye toward avoiding litigation. Whenever, we help a client in drafting an agreement, that agreement is looked at from the perspective “What happens if this contract ends up in court?”Usually a litigator can give the better answer.