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Doing business inevitably involves disputes - from the routine contract fight to bet-the-company cases. Litigation can be a strategic weapon to force an issue to resolution, or a protracted and costly distraction from the business at hand. Whichever situation our clients find themselves in, they turn to Tonkon Torp's litigation attorneys for the best possible result – whether fighting a case through trial and on appeal, obtaining a fast injunction, or negotiating an acceptable out of court settlement.
Our seasoned team of attorneys have pursued our clients' interests in almost every possible forum, from the usual—state and federal trial courts, appellate courts, agency hearings, private arbitrations—to the less common—Indian tribal courts, the U.S. Court of Federal Claims, and the U.S. Supreme Court.
We routinely handle complex and difficult matters and are often on the cutting edge of the law.
Our litigators have developed expertise in almost every conceivable area of business disputes, including:
Our seasoned team of attorneys have pursued our clients' interests in almost every possible forum, from the usual—state and federal trial courts, appellate courts, agency hearings, private arbitrations—to the less common—Indian tribal courts, the U.S. Court of Federal Claims, and the U.S. Supreme Court.
We routinely handle complex and difficult matters and are often on the cutting edge of the law.
Our litigators have developed expertise in almost every conceivable area of business disputes, including:
- Antitrust and trade regulation
- Commercial and contract disputes
- Constitutional law disputes, including media cases under the First Amendment and interstate commerce disputes
- Corporate and securities litigation
- Debtor/creditor
- Intellectual property
- Labor and employment, including wage and hour class actions
- Real estate, environmental and land use disputes
