WHAT IS A TRIAL ATTORNEY?

A trial attorney is an attorney that focuses on representing clients in court proceedings, particularly in cases that are litigated through trial, if not previously resolved through settlement negotiations or other pretrial agreements. Trial attorneys are skilled legal practitioners who manage all aspects of a case, from initial investigation to courtroom advocacy. Trial attorneys are distinct from “transactional” attorneys, who focus primarily on non-litigation legal work such as research and the drafting of agreements. While many cases settle before trial, trial attorneys are essential when parties cannot resolve disputes without judicial intervention. Additionally, skilled trial attorneys may help to achieve settlement given their knowledge, experience, and reputation. The key responsibilities of a trial attorney are:

Case Investigation

  • Gathering facts, evidence, and witness statements to build a strong case
  • Assessing the strengths and weaknesses of the case to determine its likelihood of success at trial

Legal Research/Strategy

  • Researching relevant laws, precedents, and legal theories
  • Developing a legal strategy tailored to achieving maximum recovery for the client

Pretrial Activities

  • Filing legal documents such as complaints and motions
  • Marshaling evidence by conducting depositions, issuing subpoenas, and propounding interrogatories
  • Engaging in settlement negotiations or mediation when appropriate to the circumstances

Courtroom Representation

  • All aspects of case presentation, including presenting opening statements and closing arguments, examining and cross-examining witnesses, arguing motions before the judicial officer, persuading the judicial officer or jury through evidence presentation and legal arguments

Post-Trial Activities

  • Filing appeals if the trial outcome is unfavorable and the specifics warrant appellate review
  • Enforcing judgments or negotiating settlements after a favorable verdict

Antonyan Miranda is primarily comprised of trial and litigation attorneys who possess significant skill and experience in case resolution by settlement or trial. In addition, Antonyan Miranda is backed by a skilled and diverse team of professionals including an appeals department and an in-house forensic accountancy department. When you or a loved one has been injured or worse in an accident, act now and contact Antonyan Miranda for a free consultation and case analysis.

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WHAT IS A TRIAL ATTORNEY?

A trial attorney is an attorney that focuses on representing clients in court proceedings, particularly in cases that are litigated through trial, if not previously resolved through settlement negotiations or other pretrial agreements. Trial attorneys are skilled legal practitioners who manage all aspects of a case, from initial investigation to courtroom advocacy. Trial attorneys are distinct from “transactional” attorneys, who focus primarily on non-litigation legal work such as research and the drafting of agreements. While many cases settle before trial, trial attorneys are essential when parties cannot resolve disputes without judicial intervention. Additionally, skilled trial attorneys may help to achieve settlement given their knowledge, experience, and reputation. The key responsibilities of a trial attorney are:

Case Investigation

  • Gathering facts, evidence, and witness statements to build a strong case
  • Assessing the strengths and weaknesses of the case to determine its likelihood of success at trial

Legal Research/Strategy

  • Researching relevant laws, precedents, and legal theories
  • Developing a legal strategy tailored to achieving maximum recovery for the client

Pretrial Activities

  • Filing legal documents such as complaints and motions
  • Marshaling evidence by conducting depositions, issuing subpoenas, and propounding interrogatories
  • Engaging in settlement negotiations or mediation when appropriate to the circumstances

Courtroom Representation

  • All aspects of case presentation, including presenting opening statements and closing arguments, examining and cross-examining witnesses, arguing motions before the judicial officer, persuading the judicial officer or jury through evidence presentation and legal arguments

Post-Trial Activities

  • Filing appeals if the trial outcome is unfavorable and the specifics warrant appellate review
  • Enforcing judgments or negotiating settlements after a favorable verdict

Antonyan Miranda is primarily comprised of trial and litigation attorneys who possess significant skill and experience in case resolution by settlement or trial. In addition, Antonyan Miranda is backed by a skilled and diverse team of professionals including an appeals department and an in-house forensic accountancy department. When you or a loved one has been injured or worse in an accident, act now and contact Antonyan Miranda for a free consultation and case analysis.

Antonyan Miranda – Protect Yourself at All Times®