Litigation Attorney in Jupiter, FL
Are you concerned about the effects of a breach of contract on your small business and looking for a way to make things right? Do you want a lawyer to assist you in a dispute during probate? In these situations and many others, turn to our Jupiter litigation lawyer for the support and advocacy you need.
Attorney Michael A. Gort is a seasoned professional with decades of experience in the legal and business worlds. He focuses on litigation involving breaches of contract, real estate, probate, guardianship, intellectual property infringement, partnership disputes, and employment law.
No matter the case, Attorney Gort works directly with clients to navigate disputes and help them avoid future issues. Additionally, he understands litigation can be time-consuming and financially burdensome for individuals and businesses alike. This is why he aims to settle cases as efficiently as possible through negotiations, mediation, and other alternative dispute resolution (ADR) methods.
Discuss your case and how Gort Law can help you in a free consultation. To schedule yours, call (561) 778-7047 or contact us online. Virtual consultations are available for your convenience.
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Mr. Gort did a stellar job in my representation. His legal knowledge combined with his compassion and empathy made the journey through my legal matter maneuverable with the best resolution possible.- Former Client
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Mr Gort was always available within 24 or less to speak to us! Guided us through a difficult time and handled us professional and kindly at all times. My husband and I recommend him highly!- Donna G.
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Mike is my go-to guy for all bankruptcy and debtor/creditor issues in my divorce and immigration practice. Knowledgeable, experienced and professional; I cannot recommend him highly enough.- Former Client
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Mr. Gort is extremely knowledgeable and took the time to work on our matter. We were able to easily get in contact with him and feel that he really cares about the people who he represents.- Former Client
What Does It Mean to Settle a Case?
To settle a case is to resolve a dispute before it goes to trial. Generally, this happens through negotiations between the plaintiff (the party initiating litigation) and the defendant (the party being sued by the plaintiff).
Negotiations may occur in mediation, arbitration, or another ADR method. In fact, many Florida judges encourage or even require parties to attempt to settle cases outside of court before taking them to trial.
Why Settling Is Beneficial
Whether you are pursuing legal action or facing the threat of it, you may benefit from settling your case. First and foremost, doing so expedites the legal process and reduces costs. Pursuing a dispute in a trial could take months or even years. This extended period makes trial expensive. By reaching a settlement, you can spend less time navigating legal challenges and get a cost-effective resolution.
Other benefits of settling cases include the following:
- Greater control over the case’s outcome, as the resolution will not be left up to a judge or jury.
- Protection for reputations. In settlements, there is not often a determination of fault, which is advantageous for parties interested in avoiding the adverse effects of litigation on their images.
- Increased confidentiality. Trials are a matter of public record. Through ADR, it is possible to keep the details of a settlement private.
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No need to travel. Our virtual consultations make it easy to connect with us and discuss your legal matters from anywhere.
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With a long history of successes across multiple fields, we offer well-rounded solutions for your legal needs.
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Experience legal services tailored just for you. At Gort Law, we customize our approach to meet your case's unique needs.
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Join the wealth of satisfied clients we've helped. Our extensive experience speaks for itself.
Partner with Gort Law for Your Case
No matter the complexity or urgency of your case, count on our firm to go to great lengths to get the results you want. To start with our Jupiter litigation attorney, reach out to arrange a free consultation. We can conduct this initial meeting and subsequent others virtually, making it convenient to work with us.
Let us know how we can serve you. Call (561) 778-7047 or submit our online contact form. We proudly serve individuals and small businesses in Jupiter, Palm Beach Gardens, Fort Pierce, Port St. Lucie, Indian River County, and the surrounding areas.