Civil Litigation & Trial Practice

At Walker Heye, PLLC, we understand that the outcome of your case is vitally important. Our aim is to achieve the best possible result in every case. We know that litigation is expensive, stressful, and difficult for the parties involved. It is our goal to advise clients regarding the potential for success while also recognizing the vulnerabilities that may exist. When we go to court, we will fight hard for you and will do so as efficiently and economically as possible. We hold ourselves to the highest ethical standards when dealing with the court and opposing parties.

Our litigators have extensive experience handling a wide variety of disputes in court including those involving:

  • Commercial disputes and contracts
  • Real estate
  • Construction law
  • Constitutional claims
  • False Claims Act and civil RICO claims
  • Commercial and residential landlord tenant
  • Unfair business trade practices
  • Covenants not to compete
  • Trade secrets
  • Employment
  • Contested probates, trust, and guardianships

At Walker Heye, PLLC, our team of skilled civil litigators and trial lawyers represents both plaintiffs and defendants throughout the entire litigation process—including any appeals. Our record of success precedes us, making us one of the most respected law firms in the Tri-Cities area.

We have years of experience and a reputation for excellence to every case we take. We will work diligently to prepare a thorough, well-researched argument and identify weaknesses in your opponent’s case.

 

Do You Need to Go to Trial?

Although our lawyers are skilled in trial practice, we know from experience that going to trial is not always the way to achieve the best result for you. Sometimes it is best to consider negotiated resolutions, and if that is the case, we will not hesitate to encourage you to do so and will zealously advocate for you in the settlement negotiations.

Alternative dispute resolution may also play a role in resolving a case without the need for a trial before a judge or jury. When either mediation or arbitration is appropriate, we will let you know.

No two legal disputes are exactly alike, and what wins one case will not always work for another—no matter how similar they are. The varying size of cases also means that tactics that may work in one case may not be economically feasible in another.  Our firm is committed to putting your needs first. We will take into account any economic considerations and provide candid advice for moving forward.

 

When it is time for trial

When it is time to go to trial, you can count on us to advocate for you.  We have tried numerous cases to both judges and juries.  From the beginning of trial through the verdict, you can trust that your attorney is skilled and knowledgeable about the process.  And, you can rest assured that we will fight as hard as we can to achieve a successful outcome.

 If you are in need of a civil trial attorney and litigator or think you might have a case, call the law office of Walker Heye Meehan & Eisinger, PLLC today to schedule a confidential meeting with one of our lawyers.

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