Trust our firm to meet your civil & litigation needs.
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At Perkins & Adley, LLP, our law firm serving Plymouth, Indiana is dedicated to addressing your legal needs through advocacy, support, and education.
In Rochester, Indiana, you can trust our firm, Perkins & Adley, LLP, to assist you with your civil & litigation needs. General litigation is a major area of practice for our attorneys. It is the method of resolving disputes between parties over contracts or from injuries or accident. Your attorney will gather details and review the facts of the situation before developing a plan of action based on personalized legal strategies.
Turn to our firm for the following civil & litigation matters:
- Defamation
- Dispute Resolution
- Mediation
- Personal Claims
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Diverse Areas of Practice
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Our attorneys have considerable civil & litigation experience before courts and juries on issues of general legal interest. Trials on nearly any issue common to Fulton County or Northern Indiana have been handled by our team. If you have an issue which may result in litigation, please feel free to contact us to schedule an appointment with one of our attorneys. Call 574-223-4292 or fill out our online contact form to request a consultation.
FAQs About Civil & Litigation Matters
A disagreement can leave you wondering whether to keep talking, seek legal advice, or prepare for court. Our team can help you understand your options. Below, we answer a few questions you may have before taking the next step.
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Should I contact you if I am still talking with the other party?
You can. Speaking with us does not mean you have decided to sue or stop communicating. We can review the situation with you and discuss your options, including whether there may be a way forward without taking the dispute to court.
What if my paperwork is incomplete?
Bring what you have. Contracts, emails, letters, and payment records can give us a starting point, even if there are gaps. It also helps to write down what happened in order, along with any questions you want to ask. We can discuss what other information might be useful.
I would rather reach an agreement than go to trial. Can you help?
Yes. We can explore whether negotiation or mediation makes sense for your dispute. There is no single approach that fits every disagreement, so we will talk through the circumstances and your priorities before recommending a strategy.
What should I be ready to discuss during a consultation?
Beyond explaining the disagreement, tell us what you want resolved. Perhaps payment is your main concern, or you hope to preserve a working relationship. Those details matter when we consider possible approaches. Call us to schedule a consultation about your civil litigation concerns.