Litigation

Here are some examples of the types of litigation McLin Burnsed handles for our individual and business clients:

  • Breach of Contract Lawsuits

  • Creditor and Debt Recovery Liens and Lawsuits

  • Defending Businesses That Have Been Sued

  • Defending Businesses in Class Action Lawsuits

  • Partnership Dissolution and Equitable Distribution of Partnership Assets

  • Construction Litigation

  • Workers' Compensation Defense

  • Insurance Defense Litigation

  • Real Estate Disputes Including Title Insurance Claims and Defenses, Access and Boundary Litigation; Zoning Disputes

  • Non-Compete Agreements

  • Collections and Creditor Bankruptcy

We are experienced in helping businesses determine the best way to resolve disputes. That isn't always through litigation. We can help you pursue solutions short of a civil lawsuit by offering mediation services and alternative dispute resolution (ADR) as appropriate. We always look for the least contentious, most reasonably priced solution. If litigation is necessary, we can provide you a team of aggressive and experienced litigators who can advocate your case all the way through the trial and appellate courts.

We have a staff of 13 attorneys who have access to the kinds of legal resources and technology only a large firm can provide. We have extensive trial experience in all courts within Florida.

Call McLin Burnsed to consult an attorney about your legal concerns.

Litigation Articles
Construction Law and Litigation
Construction Law and Litigation

Herein we cover some of the most common legal issues our Construction Litigation team has managed for construction companies, workers, and, of course, dissatisfied customers.

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High Dollar Collection: Litigation May Be the Best Recourse
High Dollar Collection: Litigation May Be the Best Recourse

When a business or customer owes you a substantial sum of money and they can pay but will not, taking legal action is often the only solution to recovery.

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Contract Disputes: Breaches Often Demand Litigation
Contract Disputes: Breaches Often Demand Litigation

Legal disputes often arise from poorly drafted contracts, vague term agreements, and outright breaches. Learn about some of the most prevalent contract disputes.

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Trust and Fiduciary Litigation: When Court May be the Best Solution
Trust and Fiduciary Litigation: When Court May be the Best Solution

Heirs, beneficiaries, and wards of the state may encounter negligent or intentional mismanagement of their rightful assets. Find out which circumstances may warrant litigation.

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What is Contract Litigation?
What is Contract Litigation?

A wide range of reasons can cause businesses to file claims of breach of contract, and these cases can be exceptionally complex.

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Loren M. Vasquez Joins McLin Burnsed Litigation Team
Loren M. Vasquez Joins McLin Burnsed Litigation Team

Attorney Loren Vasquez joins the practice’s Civil Litigation team, providing Commercial Litigation, Probate Litigation, Real Property Litigation, and other legal services at its Leesburg office.

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Mediation – An Effective Alternative to the Courtroom
Mediation – An Effective Alternative to the Courtroom

If your business needs to initiate or defend against a legal action, consider Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) options, which can save substantial time, cost and stress compared to a trial.

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Litigation 101 - Should You Go to Court?
Litigation 101 - Should You Go to Court?

Lawsuits can be stressful, time-consuming and expensive. Whenever feasible, we work with businesses to find the easiest, quickest and least costly way to resolve disputes, often by alternative dispute resolution.

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McLin Burnsed Welcomes Daniel Kersey to Its Legal Team
McLin Burnsed Welcomes Daniel Kersey to Its Legal Team

McLin Burnsed is adding to its legal team attorney Daniel J. Kersey, who will be working in litigation alongside the firm’s Managing Partner, Phillip Smith.

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