While some law firms prefer to “fight fire with fire,” Welch Law takes a difference approach, preferring to fight fire with a fire extinguisher.
While some law firms prefer to “fight fire with fire,” Welch Law takes a difference approach, preferring to fight fire with a fire extinguisher. We strive to quickly and unequivocally close the door on the opposition before significant fees are expended in the litigation process. We endeavor to understand your business and keep in regular contact so that we are available and up–to–speed when it comes to your business needs, affording you rapid transaction guidance as well as immediate response and flexibility in emergency situations to effectively avoid litigation, and/or aggressively represent you in the courtroom when necessary.
As trial lawyers, our clients often hire us to litigate contracts that unfortunately are less than bullet proof. But as transactional attorneys, we have the benefit of learning where the pitfalls lie in the contracts we’ve seen in litigation disputes. This broad and varied background allows Welch Law to offer experienced transactional guidance. Our extensive litigation acumen guides our focused, meticulous approach to preparing contracts that safeguard client interests and anticipate those challenges that may lie ahead. This is why our clients value us so highly for our unique ability to tailor our guidance to suit each client’s specific and particular business need with an eye to maximizing their full business potential.
Although we pride ourselves as being seasoned advocates with large firm experience, we remain committed to the personal service, creativity and flexible fee structure associated with a boutique law firm. Welch Law is committed to providing solutions built on sound business judgment rather than billable-hour requirements. Your matter will never be passed off to paralegals or associates that require billing for review and re-review of their work. In fact, we offer alternate fee structures, including flat rate and contingency billing, that eliminate any incentive to overwork a file.
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