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Civil Litigation Attorney in Gainesville

Gainesville is the Hall County seat, and the county courts sit there. Mitch Skandalakis has tried civil cases to Georgia judges and juries since the 1980s, for plaintiffs and for defendants, and every file is built around what a jury will eventually hear.

The Approach

Four decades on both sides of the courtroom.

There is a difference between managing a lawsuit and trying one. Mitch began his career defending claims for a major insurance carrier, and working both sides of the courtroom teaches you how the other side values a case, delays it, and decides when to settle. He builds every Gainesville file to defeat that evaluation.

A lawsuit is a business decision. Before we recommend one, we tell you what it can recover and what it will cost to get there, and we do not file cases we are unwilling to try.

What we handle

Civil disputes we litigate for Gainesville clients.

  • Business and partner disputesFreeze-outs, breach of contract, and fiduciary claims between owners.
  • Real property disputesBoundary, easement, title, and landlord-tenant disputes.
  • Construction disputesDefective work, payment, and lien claims between owners, contractors, and subcontractors.
  • Estate and trust litigationWill contests, fiduciary accounting, and disputes among heirs.
  • Government accountabilityOpen records enforcement and claims against public bodies.
  • MediationRepresentation of clients in mediation, prepared with the same file that wins at trial.
Civil claims carry deadlines, and claims against a city, county, or the State can require written notice within months. Talk to a lawyer before the clock runs.

Questions

Before you call.

How are civil cases billed?

Depending on the matter, hourly, flat fee, contingency, or a hybrid. We put the arrangement in writing before work begins.

Where will my Gainesville case be heard?

Gainesville is the Hall County seat, and the county courts sit there. We appear in the state and superior courts that handle Gainesville matters, and in courts across Georgia.

Do we have to go to court?

Not always. Many disputes resolve through negotiation or mediation, but the other side takes a case more seriously when it is prepared for trial.

Contact

Put a trial lawyer on your Gainesville dispute

Tell us what the dispute is about and what the documents say. We will tell you what it can recover and what it will cost to get there.

Canton Office

101 Woodland Way, Suite 1C
Canton, GA 30114

Phone: (770) 693-8715
Monday to Friday, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm

Florida office, by appointment:
1831 NW 33rd Street
Oakland Park, FL 33309

Request a consultation

Confidential. No obligation. We respond during business hours, usually the same day.

Business and civil disputes go directly to Mitch Skandalakis. Prefer the phone? Call (770) 693-8715.