Welcome to Three Thirteen Law, PLLC
In Your Corner
Three Thirteen Law is dedicated to improving the lives of its clients. We represent businesses and individuals in commercial disputes including employment law, intellectual property, commercial real estate, contracts, fraud cases, and immigration matters. We also provide advice to businesses and individuals to help them protect themselves and avoid litigation. Our business is guided by a love for humanity and a desire to see everyone living a life they enjoy.
Focused on You
Our goal is to get you back to living your life, with the knowledge that you have been heard and understood. Nobody likes to be involved in litigation, let us help you get back to what's most important in your life.
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Flat fees mean that we are incentivized to be efficient and won't be charging you for every phone call or email! You also get the benefit of being able to budget more effectively and analyze settlement offers with more certainty.
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Want to avoid court? You can DROP IT!
Dispute Resolution for Ordinary People
Typically, legal disputes are handled by at least two lawyers (one on each side) and a decision-maker (judge, jury, or arbitrator).
With DROP IT the decision-maker leads the process and you pay a flat fee rather than by the hour. Because the decision-maker leads the process, no time is wasted on discovery (document exchanges and depositions). Also, DROP IT is customizable - if you want the decision to be binding, it can be. If you would rather the process be more like a negotiation than a trial, it can be. If you want to try both, you can do that too. Finally, DROP IT avoids all of those evidentiary rules that seem to just stand in the way of telling the whole story. Your DROP IT decision-maker hears and sees everything you think they should, and they weigh all the evidence - with nothing excluded - based on their assessment of its credibility and importance. Just like a judge or jury would if all the evidence was admissible.
