Frequently Asked Questions

Not all attorneys go to court. In fact, most civil attorneys rarely, if ever, go to court. Even civil attorneys who call themselves ‘litigators’ typically go to court less than once a month and may never have gone to trial, especially a trial in front of a jury. If you truly think trial is a possibility, you need an attorney who has actual real, long-term trial experience.

If you receive a demand letter, it is important to take it seriously and seek legal advice right away. Contact Ingenuity Law to discuss your options and determine the best course of action.

Common business law issues include breach of contract, refusal to pay, alleged tax deficiencies, and other failures to perform.  If you are facing any of these issues, contact Ingenuity Law to discuss your legal options.

Common employment law issues include discrimination, harassment, wrongful termination, wage and hour disputes, and more. If you are facing any of these issues, contact Ingenuity Law to discuss your legal options.

The Bill of Rights grants all citizens the rights that cannot be taken away by Federal, State, and Local Governments.  Unfortunately, sometimes governmental actors do take away these rights.  This can be very dramatic - a police officer shooting an unarmed person, or can be more subtle - a government suppressing the speech of a vocal critic.  If you believe your rights have been infringed upon, contact Ingenuity Law to discuss your legal options.