Why Representing Both Sides Makes Us Better Litigators

Posted August 07, 2026 in Media

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[music] >> I love representing both sides of uh the construction industry here. On the consumer side, we represent homeowners, we represent other businesses or developers who own property. On the construction business side, we represent contractors, you know, architects, engineers, and uh you know, subcontractors. People of all different sorts serving that project. It gives us a really nice opportunity to approach cases with a slightly more objective mindset. You know, this isn’t about politics or any

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kind of um particular fixed mindset for us. I think to have a flexible mindset on who you’re representing and and and how you understand litigation is really important as it gives you the ability as a litigator to have a common-sense grounded approach to court. Court can be extremely expensive, extremely mentally, emotionally, and financially taxing on anybody. It doesn’t matter how much money you have or whatever the case may be. It’s it’s a lot. And to have an attorney who’s out here um pursuing that case for

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you and zealously advocating for your interests in the matter with a grounded, fairly objective, and reasonable mindset about where this is going to go, what it’s going to cost to get what type of ROI and outcome out of the case. I think that’s really important.

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