Litigation and Trial Law

Harris, McClellan, Binau & Cox, P.L.L., attorneys have extensive experience successfully representing the interests of businesses and individuals in dispute resolution and litigation. We opened our doors over 30 years ago primarily as a trial firm, and we continue to hold firm to our commitment to litigation services today.

Business Litigation

Business owners and corporate entities continue to be the foundation of our litigation practice. We know that taking a case to trial can be costly in terms of financial damages, as well as your reputation among customers, suppliers and competitors. Whenever possible, we seek sound, strategic and cost-effective resolutions out of court. When trial is necessary to protect your rights, we prepare thoroughly and keep you fully informed of legal decisions that may impact the outcome of your case. Throughout the case, we provide a cost-benefit analysis to help you decide whether it is most beneficial to proceed with trial, or accept a settlement. Always, you remain in close communication with your attorney and in control of the final decisions to settle or continue to litigate.

Our firm has extensive experience representing businesses. Litigation is one of the many legal services we offer in the following areas:

Representation for Individuals and Families

Our firm has extensive experience in representing individuals and families in a court of law. When necessary, we will aggressively defend the interests and rights of our clients through litigation:

A partner oversees every litigation case.

Our attorneys practicing in the area of litigation:

From offices in Columbus, our attorneys provide legal advice and representation for clients in Franklin County, Delaware County, Licking County, Fairfield County, Union County, Pickaway County and Fayette County, Ohio. Call us at 614-464-2572 or contact us by e-mail to arrange a consultation with an experienced Columbus courtroom litigation lawyer.

Attorneys:  Dan J. Binau, Mark S. Coco, Garth G. Cox, Ralph E. Dill, James B. Harris, Emily J. Jackson