Top Litigation Lawyers in WASHINGTON | 1097 available
1097 Litigation lawyers are available in WASHINGTON, District of Columbia, including Paul Hyman, Paul Kiernan, Paul Kiyonaga, and Paul S Thaler. These lawyers are rated between 3.3/5 to 3.7/5 and 50% provide free consultation.
Litigation in Washington typically spans from 6 to 30 months, depending on case complexity, court schedules, and settlement likelihood.
WASHINGTON Court Backlog
Estimated active litigation caseloads range from 200 to 1,200 cases, reflecting varying court and docket loads across the city.
Litigation WASHINGTON Filing Volume
Washington courts see an estimated 100 to 350 new litigation filings per month, based on public court records and directory data.
Litigation Case Outcomes
Approximately 35% of cases resolve pre-litigation, 25% post-filing but before trial, and about 10% succeed at trial; the remainder may settle or be dismissed at other stages.
1100 Connecticut Avenue, NW , Washington , District of Columbia 20036
Practice Areas: Litigation, Bankruptcy & Debt, Corporate & Incorporation
Phil is a nationally recognized bankruptcy expert having participated in bankruptcy cases and bankruptcy litigation in all jurisdictions in the suburban Washington, D. C. area and many jurisdictions nationally, including, most recently, New York and Louisiana. Phil is the managing partner of Hughes & Bentzen, PLLC, a D. C. firm which also maintains an office in Maryland. He concentrates his practice in commercial and real estate litigation, corporate representation and contract review and bankruptcy and creditors' rights. Phil has been in practice for over 30 years, having moved his primary office from Maryland to D.C. in 1999.. Phil also participates in local charitable events including the annual Gonzaga DC Classic Basketball Tournament which supports Work Projects and cultural exchanges in poor sections of the region and the country and the Carribean for High School Students.
Avvo Review
“e of legal issues and continues to work diligently toward success for me and the corporation.”
2855 Tilden St NW , Washington , District of Columbia 20008
Practice Areas: Insurance, Probate, Administrative Law, Litigation
Philip H. Hecht is a commercial litigator and counselor who regularly represents corporate and individual policyholders in complex insurance coverage disputes across the country. After spending more than 33 years in prominent Washington, DC law firms, Phil opened his own firm to offer his expertise and experience to clients more efficiently and at a substantially lower cost.Phil is proud to have devoted more than 25 years to helping homeless and at-risk families secure safe and affordable housing through his pro bono service to Transitional Housing Corporation, a Washington, DC non-profit housing provider. Phil has hands-on experience with affordable housing development and related finance and regulatory issues.
1500 K Street, NW , Washington , District of Columbia 20005
Practice Areas: Litigation
Whenever someone, whether it is a family member, a colleague, or a friend, asks me if I enjoy working as an attorney, I always respond by telling them that there is no professional experience as rewarding as standing on the courthouse steps with a client after a win. That feeling is worth every single day of hardwork that was spent in preparation leading up to trial. This is what trial attorneys work for - the thrill and excitement of helping clients navigate the complexities of litigation.
Lawyers.com Review
“While still in law school, Perry clerked for my former firm. He did solid work and got along with everyone in the office. I could tell that he would make a fine litigator. I've fol…”
101 Constitution Avenue NW , Washington , District of Columbia 20080
Practice Areas: Litigation
I am Associate General Counsel, Litigation Management & Operations in the Office of the General Counsel for Washington Gas Light Company, a natural gas utility serving the District of Columbia, Virginia and Maryland. I am also admitted to: Virginia (Corporate Counsel), U.S. Court of Appeals for the 4th Circuit, U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia, U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland, U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia.. Disclaimer: Any views expressed herein are my own, and not those of the Company.. ---. Born: Joliet, IL. November 7, 1971
Lawyers.com Review
“I endorse this lawyer. Paul Teague is an experienced and effective litigator. He has practiced for years with integrity and professionalism.”
1825 I St NW Fl 1200 , Washington , District of Columbia 20006
Practice Areas: Litigation
Paul R. Taskier’s professional practice consists of large, multiparty civil litigation in federal and state courts across the nation and international arbitration. For more than 25 years, his practice has encompassed cases in such diverse areas as antitrust, insurance coverage, international arbitration, defamation, intellectual property, and licensing disputes, as well as major commercial disputes and contract actions, and related appellate litigation. He has represented Tyson Foods and others in multidistrict antitrust litigation, Novell, Inc. against Microsoft in In Re Microsoft Antitrust Litigation, and Arthur Andersen LLP, McDonald’s Corporation, Ogden Corporation, Oracle Corporation and Pfizer Inc in major insurance coverage litigation or arbitration. Recently, in federal court in Marshall, Texas, he led the firm's trial team against Johnson & Johnson over infringement of his client's patent by J&J's Cypher drug-eluting cardiac stent. The jury returned a $482 million verdict, later increased to a $593 million judgment, the largest US patent judgment in 2011, and the largest verdict for an individual plaintiff in the country. As a result, American Lawyer Litigation Daily named him "Litigator of the Week" for Feb. 3, 2011. He was also named by Lawyers USA as one of five "Lawyers of the Year" for 2011. He is a "Litgation Star" for Benchmark Plaintiffs Guides for 2012 and 2013, and was named one of the "500 Leading Lawyers in America" in the "Lawdragon 500" for 2011 and 2012. In 2008, he led the damages case as one of two Dickstein trial counsel in Saffran v. Boston Scientific Corporation, a case alleging patent infringement by the Taxus drug-eluting cardiac stent, which returned a judgment of over $500 million for the firm's client, the third largest damages award in the United States in 2008 and the fifth largest patent damages award in U.S. history. His practice also encompasses representation of foreign entities and individuals in the U.S. courts.
“Timid. Did not aggressively represent. Did not effectively communicate with me. Billed excessivelyMariaHe is a terrible lawyer and very tricky. Don't listen to him at all since his…”
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