Find the best Litigation lawyer in Jennings, MO

Patricia Flood
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Avvo Rating: 9.5
Licensed since 1979
Practice areas: Litigation, Landlord & Tenant, Bankruptcy & Debt, Debt Collection, Family
James Cole
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Avvo Rating: 9.1
Licensed since 1979
I represent both debtors and creditors and have 30 years' experience in all chapters of bankruptcy. In the past, I was the first head of the St. Louis office of the United States Trustee. Later, I served as a chapter 7 bankruptcy trustee ...
Practice areas: Litigation, Bankruptcy & Debt
William Buchholz
5.0 stars 2 reviews
Avvo Rating: 7.5
Licensed since 1982
I have been a lawyer in St. Louis County and have practiced in adjoining counties for 30 years. I have a wealth of hard earned experience in various matters. I will give your case my personal attention. I strive to be be honest with my clients ...
Practice areas: Litigation, Divorce & Separation, DUI & DWI, Probate, Social Security
David Wasinger
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Avvo Rating: 7.4
Licensed since 1988
Practice areas: Litigation, Business, Banking, Bankruptcy & Debt
Samuel Henderson
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Avvo Rating: 6.4
Licensed since 2004
Practice areas: Litigation, Commercial
Jeffrey Dahl
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Avvo Rating: 6.5
Licensed since 1983
Practice areas: Litigation, DUI & DWI, Criminal Defense

Litigation

If you have issues with someone and want to sue, you will need a litigation lawyer. Litigation lawyers handle the litigation process and understand all of the ins and outs of the courtroom. A litigation lawyer can also help you decide whether your case is appropriate for a lawsuit, or if it might be better handled through the mediation or arbitration process. The litigation lawyer will research the facts that caused the dispute, and analyze them to identify the appropriate law and how it applies. After this preliminary review, the litigation lawyer gives you an analysis of your rights and an estimate of your ability to be successful in court. The litigation lawyer will know the information you need to present in court as well as the process, procedures, and deadlines you must meet to keep your lawsuit on track.