"We Don't Defend - We Win."
Founding partners Ronald S. Stadler and Jonathan E. Sacks lead our litigation team. Stadler and Sacks have significant experience in handling complex litigation. We work with clients to minimize risk and aggressively solve litigation issues.
We don't just defend our clients, we litigate to win. We understand that frivolous suits costs clients time and money, and we take an aggressive stance to get cases dismissed and help you get back to business.
We set ourselves apart by being responsive to our clients and adopting aggressive and bold strategies. We seek to win cases early and seek dismissal of frivolous suits. If resolution is not in our client's interest, we are not afraid to litigate cases and are comfortable in front of juries.
Our complex litigation experience includes matters involving shareholder and partnerships disputes, trade secret and corporate misappropriation claims, breach of contract, and other business disputes.
We represent clients in lawsuits arising out of the performance or non-performance of contractual agreements.
We assist companies in various disputes amongst partners and shareholders of companies, including distribution and valuation disputes, termination, and other issues.
Our practice includes providing experienced legal counsel concerning real estate law, commercial construction litigation, commercial leases, land use and zoning, eminent domain, and transaction disputes.
We have the experience to help you litigate non-compete and restrictive covenant agreements, including covenants relating to competition, solicitation of employees, solicitation of customers, non-disparagement, confidentiality restrictions, and trade secrets.
We are at the forefront of defending environmental claims, including toxic tort and PFAS litigation. Stadler Sacks was at the forefront of PFAS litigation when its municipal clients began to receive claims relating to municipal airports and water utilities.
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