The Attorneys at Whiting & Jardine consistently obtain economically beneficial results for their clients, both in the courtroom and through negotiations. They are experts in Utah business and real estate law. Whiting & Jardine was founded on the idea that clients' lives should be improved by working with our attorneys. Great law firms are those which can both negotiate and litigate and know when each is appropriate.
Some firms litigate everything, running up fees on their clients and wasting inordinate amounts of time. The converse, the negotiator afraid to litigate, also wastes time and increases fees while leaving the client feeling helpless and without results. At Whiting & Jardine, we take a business-like approach. Our goal is to maximize each client's return, given the time and means available for each legal effort.
For most people, legal issues are frightening-in large part because the law and legal process are unfamiliar. You can attain peace of mind by hiring experienced counsel that understands the legal process and can recommend the best course of action.
Some firms litigate everything, running up fees on their clients and wasting inordinate amounts of time. The converse, the negotiator afraid to litigate, also wastes time and increases fees while leaving the client feeling helpless and without results. At Whiting & Jardine, we take a business-like approach. Our goal is to maximize each client's return, given the time and means available for each legal effort.
For most people, legal issues are frightening-in large part because the law and legal process are unfamiliar. You can attain peace of mind by hiring experienced counsel that understands the legal process and can recommend the best course of action.
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The attorneys at Whiting & Jardine will provide you with the personal care that your situation and you require.
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There is no reason why you should wonder about your legal rights or what course of action you should take.
We want to give the answers and solutions you need.
The attorneys at Whiting & Jardine will provide you with the personal care that your situation and you require.
Contact us now to receive your free consultation.
Breach of contract litigation involves rights and responsibilities that were agreed upon by two or more parties.
It includes oral, written, and implied contracts.
In essence, a contract creates private law between two or more parties.
In breach of contract litigation, one or more parties claim that another party failed to adhere to that private law.
Breach of contract lawsuits are the most common civil lawsuits.
Breach of contract litigation includes most debt collection, business, and real estate disputes.
It includes oral, written, and implied contracts.
In essence, a contract creates private law between two or more parties.
In breach of contract litigation, one or more parties claim that another party failed to adhere to that private law.
Breach of contract lawsuits are the most common civil lawsuits.
Breach of contract litigation includes most debt collection, business, and real estate disputes.
Contract negotiation and drafting often includes structuring real estate deals, business agreements, or settlements.
In structuring a deal, we try to protect our clients, maximize our clients' returns, and help our clients' create viable relationships going forward.
Having an attorney involved as deals are set up may prevent the deal from turning south and resulting in costly litigation later.
One of the main issues in putting together a deal is determining whether each provision will be enforceable.
In structuring a deal, we try to protect our clients, maximize our clients' returns, and help our clients' create viable relationships going forward.
Having an attorney involved as deals are set up may prevent the deal from turning south and resulting in costly litigation later.
One of the main issues in putting together a deal is determining whether each provision will be enforceable.
Collections (aka debt collection) deals with money that is owed by one or more parties to another party.
Debt collection almost always about enforcing a contractual obligation to pay for goods or services.
The main issue in collections cases is usually collectability, not liability.
Most debtors fail to make payments because they have limited financial means and not because they dispute owing the debt.
In taking on a collections case, we examine both the legal merits of the case and the options to collect once a judgment has been obtained.
Debt collection almost always about enforcing a contractual obligation to pay for goods or services.
The main issue in collections cases is usually collectability, not liability.
Most debtors fail to make payments because they have limited financial means and not because they dispute owing the debt.
In taking on a collections case, we examine both the legal merits of the case and the options to collect once a judgment has been obtained.
Formation and entity structure entails the process of creating a business and putting in place the agreements necessary to have the business run properly.
Setting up a business correctly in the beginning can greatly reduce litigation and liabilities later, as well as help to manage the expectations of the parties involved.
The first issue that arises with creating a new business is choosing an entity type.
When choosing an entity type the founders should consider the governance requirements for the entity they are forming, limitations on the personal liability of the owners the entity type provides, the ability to raise capital and the tax implications of the entity type chosen.
Setting up a business correctly in the beginning can greatly reduce litigation and liabilities later, as well as help to manage the expectations of the parties involved.
The first issue that arises with creating a new business is choosing an entity type.
When choosing an entity type the founders should consider the governance requirements for the entity they are forming, limitations on the personal liability of the owners the entity type provides, the ability to raise capital and the tax implications of the entity type chosen.
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