It is the philosophy of the founder of the firm that to be a good transaction law firm, you need litigation ability and experience. The inability to "take the opposition to the mat" limits those transactional firms not having that ability and experience from fully representing its clients.
For example:
- Failure to recognize litigation issues in drafting documents emasculates the very purpose of the written agreement;
- Trust deed foreclosures which frequently involves bankruptcy litigation, handing this work to another firm increases both the time and cost of bringing that new firm up to speed;
- The failure to hold the “litigation ability and threat card” in negotiations gives the opposition undue advantage.
Roy B. Moore P.C & Associates has represented its clients in a wide range of commercial litigation, from Federal anti-trust actions to securities fraud, from purchasing multi-million assets in Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings to enforcement of franchisor - franchisee contracts.
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