A defendant’s written response to a plaintiff’s initial complaint or petition (see below). An answer normally denies some or all of the facts asserted in the complaint or provide justifications for the defendant’s behavior. In some cases, the Answer can and can turn the tables on the plaintiff by making counterclaims against the other party. Normally a defendant has 30 days in which to file an answer after being served with the plaintiff’s complaint. In some courts, an answer is called a “response.” A document used to submit a legal contention or argument to a court. A brief typically sets… read more »

The following testimonials are actual client reviews of CGA Law Firm and we are grateful that our clients are willing to share their experiences. The success of any legal transaction depends on specific circumstances of that case. For this reason, we cannot guarantee specific results for future clients based on past legal successes. “From the moment I met Attorney Nahass, I knew he was the right attorney for me. He showed me respect and consideration and empathy. And, on top of all of that – he is a really nice man. You’re a lucky law firm to have him. He… read more »

CGA Law Firm helps clients resolve their legal disputes through Litigation or Alternative Dispute Resolution. We seek favorable settlement whenever possible, but stand ready to defend our clients with aggressive litigation if  the situation demands it. Our attorneys have the skill, expertise, and tenacity to handle the toughest cases. Civil Litigation CGA Law Firm is committed to assertively litigating disputes on behalf of its clients; however, we are also conscious of the need for compromise in certain circumstances. Compromise is sometimes appropriate, particularly due to the uncertainty and high cost of most lawsuits – costs that include fees, time and… read more »

CGA Law Firm is committed to assertively litigating disputes on behalf of its clients; however, we are also conscious of the need for compromise in certain circumstances. Compromise is sometimes appropriate, particularly due to the uncertainty and high cost of most lawsuits – costs that include fees, time and resources diverted from normal business pursuits. The reallocation of such resources to litigation support is substantial, which is why we weigh and balance the client’s overall business and personal interests with the specific ones at stake in any judicial proceeding. In matters of litigation where our clients have made the business… read more »