More than ever, business disputes can lead to litigation. Companies and individuals routinely confront this risk and the business problems that emerge. They need guidance from attorneys who understand litigation in a business environment, how it unfolds in the federal and state courts and how it is conducted. They need guidance from attorneys who:

• understand business in a litigation environment, how it unfolds in the federal and state courts and how it is conducted
• understand business in a litigation environment, how to operate normally through the course of litigation that may be contentious, lengthy, and draining
• understand how to help them avoid litigation, identifying and resolving legal problems successfully by methods that protect the core business life of the company.

This is how our attorneys serve our business clients. We are experienced civil litigators. We represent clients nationwide in both jury and non-jury trials (including complex class actions), motions, evidentiary and various other hearings, and in administrative proceedings before federal and state regulatory bodies. Our attorneys are also accomplished at the appellate level.

In addition to comprehensive litigation, we work on behalf of clients in the various alternative dispute resolution forums and in settlement negotiations, with the goal of providing the most tangible avenues for favorable resolution in a prudent, cost-effective manner. In fact, we offer in any representation a realistic assessment of the litigation strategy and its risks and costs, so that our clients can make informed decisions about how to resolve their disputes.

The civil issues that Zuckerman Spaeder attorneys address include antitrust, commercial disputes, securities, banking and finance, products liability, construction and first amendment and libel.

In addition, Zuckerman Spaeder actively engages in litigation, addressing issues such as civil rights and discrimination, government contracts, and domestic relations. We also support the firm's clients in other practice areas by undertaking their tax, bankruptcy, and real estate litigation.

ATTORNEYS
Baker, D. Allison
Barclay, Lisa
Bayard, Henry F.
Bernstein, Gregg L.
Better, Herbert
Braunstein, Janet
Bronis, Stephen J.
Brown, Blair G.
Byrd, David
Camp, Bobbi
Chaykin, Steven E.
Clark, R. Miles
Coberly, Jennifer Rae
Crooks, Jackie
Davidson, Matthew T.
Delinsky, Eric R.
Dietrich, Karen B.
Eisen, Norman L.
Ewing, Rebecca Henszey
Fernandez, Jack E.
Ferrer-Summers, Aixa
Flynn, Kristen M.
Foster, Mark W.
Gaugush, Simon A.
Gelber, Daniel S.
Goelman, Aitan D.
Hasbun, Marcos E.
Hearn, Robert R.
Heller, Joshua R.
Himeles, Martin S.
Howard, Heather
Hudnett, Alicia R.
Jeffrey, Deborah J.
Judge, Caroline A.
Kaufmann, Lynn F.
Kiernan, Leslie Berger
Kohn, Marilyn G.
Kravitz, Carl S.
Macauley, Thomas G.
Marcus, Ellen D.
Mason, Thomas B.
Massabki, Francis "Frank"
Meeks, Thomas J.
Miller, Alexandra "Sasha" Wang
Montes de Oca, Patricia
Pasano, Michael S.
Peters, Mary I.
Power, Elizabeth D.
Ravikoff, Ronald B.
Reiser, David A.
Richardson, Virginia
Ricketts, Karen
Rosman, Adam L.
Salky, Steven M.
Sarafa, Melinda
Schultz, William B.
Siguenza, Lisa
Smith, Logan
Smith, Cyril V.
Smith, Eleanor H.
Smith, Michael R.
Sottile, James
Spaeder, Roger C.
Taché, Walter J.
Taylor, William W.
Taylor, Elizabeth G.
Vermilye, D'Ann A.
Vitrano, Sean P.
Weinberg, Morris "Sandy"
Yanofsky, Carole J.
Zuckerman, Roger E.