Frequently Asked Questions

Most real estate construction legal disputes are ultimately resolved through a negotiated settlement between the parties, often before the dispute ends up going to trial or even being filed as a lawsuit in court. While our firm understands the value of a quick and efficient resolution of a legal dispute through a settlement, we areContinue reading “Do all construction/real estate disputes end up going to court?”

No one can predict the timeline of a lawsuit with any certainty. Various circumstances will determine how long a real estate construction dispute might take, including how complex the legal issues and evidence in the case are, how many parties are involved in the case, the monetary value of the dispute, and even the scheduleContinue reading “How long does a construction or real estate lawsuit take to resolve?”

Commercial litigation is a branch of civil litigation. If you think about civil litigation as involving a dispute between two parties, commercial litigation involves non-criminal disputes between business concerns and other parties (which may be another business or a private individual). Since businesses do not have the same rights or categorizations as citizens, you needContinue reading “What are the differences between business/commercial and civil litigation?”

From start to finish, we will handle every aspect of your case. This includes a detailed investigation of the case, evidence gathering, obtaining expert witness testimony, representing you in negotiations and mediation, and fighting for your rights in court or via other regulatory or administrative proceedings to ensure the best possible result for you andContinue reading “How will the Choi Law Firm’s New York Commercial Litigation Attorneys help me?”

No. In fact, most business and commercial disputes end up being resolved through a negotiated settlement long before the case ends up going to trial or even before it is filed in court. At the Choi Law Firm, we recognize how disruptive litigation can be for you or your business due to the time andContinue reading “Does a commercial litigation matter have to go to court to be resolved?”

Regularly reviewing your estate plan is a prudent practice, ideally conducted every few years. However, specific life events necessitate a more immediate and thorough review. Consulting with a trusted trust and estate attorney in New Jersey becomes crucial after significant life events such as: Change of Residency: If you relocate to another state, revisiting yourContinue reading “When should I review my existing estate plan?”

Although every person’s situation is different, most people should think about putting together an estate plan. You can never anticipate the unexpected. You should consider ensuring that your loved ones know your wishes and that your family members are provided for. While everyone can benefit from having a will, living will, and health care proxy/advanceContinue reading “When should I consider drawing up an estate plan?”