General Litigation

"Litigation" is a broad term that covers many practice areas of the law.

Litigation includes:

• lawsuits
• special proceedings
• declaratory judgment actions
• and appeals in federal and state courts

The need for litigation can arise in almost any area of the law. Some of the most common areas are:

• Personal injury
• Wrongful death
• Contract
• Real estate
• Wills
• Trusts
• Estates
• Insurance
• Bankruptcy
• Civil rights

The McIntosh Law Firm provides counseling and guidance in all of these areas and can assist you in making an informed decision on your best course of action. We will listen to your concerns and will try to fashion the remedy that best suits your individual case.

Not all legal matters require a lawsuit. We will provide the necessary counseling and guidance to assist you in deciding whether litigation is necessary in your particular situation. Our experienced team of attorneys possess a wealth of knowledge and experience and will explain the litigation process to you, including the costs, expenses, and amount of time involved.

In the event litigation is necessary, we have the expertise you need to see you through the entire process and will provide aggressive and effective advocacy for you every step of the way. When you are involved in litigation, specific results cannot be guaranteed, but we can guarantee a winning attitude at work for you throughout the process.

Our firm representatives in this area of practice are Jim Fuller, Sandy Carnegie, Bill Ellison, Bob McIntosh, Jennifer Cone and Amy Holthouser.