Trial-Tested IP Litigators
When litigation and other IP enforcement controversies arise, experienced trial lawyers at Lambert Shortell & Connaughton are ready to protect and advance the interests of clients, both as plaintiffs and as defendants.
Gary Lambert, the firm’s founder, tried his first jury trial at the age of 22 as a Marine Corps criminal prosecutor after his first year of law school. Since then, he has successfully litigated hundreds of cases before juries and judges on behalf of and against individuals, small businesses, large corporations, individual states, and the United States of America. Our firm’s current litigation team has a proven record in representing clients that range from large multi-national companies to local businesses.
Success and Experience
A representative sampling of our litigation successes across patent, trademark, and copyright disputes.
Our Approach to Litigation
Our firm’s philosophy in litigation and other disputed matters is that success means achieving the client’s overall business goal. While the firm prides itself on its litigation successes, not all cases can or should be tried in front of a jury or judge. Some clients and cases can best be served by settlement, mediation, arbitration, or other forms of alternative dispute resolution.
When it comes to “working things out,” our attorneys have been extremely successful at negotiating with other attorneys and individuals and coming up with unique resolutions to conflicts. Therefore, we believe that close communication with the client is the key to developing a successful strategy adapted to the client’s particular needs. The strategy also must be constantly reevaluated as the matter develops.
Attention to costs is a critical component of our communications to ensure that the strategy fits the dispute’s practical value as well as the client’s current and long-term budget realities.
