Litigation attorneys, also known as civil litigation solicitors or trial lawyers, represent plaintiffs and defendants in civil lawsuits. They manage all phases of the litigation from the investigation, pleadings, and discovery through the pre-trial, trial, settlement, and appeal processes. Tasks can vary based on the nature of the dispute, the experience of the attorney, and whether he’s representing the plaintiff or the defendant.

Civil employment litigation lawyers help one to make fully informed choices about the best way to resolve business disputes. These lawsuits encompass many diverse areas of law including, but not limited to, personal injury, wrongful death, divorce, employment law, toxic tort, product liability, medical malpractice, and intellectual property law. 

Why are Civil Litigation Lawyers so Popular?

Civil litigation is often called the sport of kings. Unlike mediation civil litigation is an ambitious endeavour that can be difficult and costly to pursue. Any lawsuit that falls outside the scope of the criminal realm is considered a civil lawsuit. Litigators represent individuals, large and small companies, and other entities and strive to provide competent legal services and zealous representation to their clients.

Litigators often take care from inception to a final verdict at a bench or jury trial. While litigation is one of the highest-paying legal practice areas, it is a passion for the work that keeps many litigators engaged in this area of law. Litigation allows for tremendous personal and career advancement, earned professional respect, excellent compensation, benefit, and bonuses, and a coveted seat in the front of the courtroom.

Conclusion

Civil litigation lawyers work with their clients to evaluate the different ways of resolving disputes when a conflict arises. They help the client in determining if mediation is a viable course of action and is advisable.