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Profile HowryBreen LLPis a trial firm focusing on commercial litigation and serious
injury cases. Utilizing our extensive courtroom experience, we aggressively pursue
our cases to deliver real results for our clients. Extensive
Experience Our
attorneys have handled and tried hundreds of cases ranging from commercial and
consumer affairs, corporate disputes, insurance and intellectual property matters
to cases involving catastrophic injury, medical malpractice, torts, administrative
law and oil and gas issues. We
understand the intricacies of the trial court system. From selecting jury members
to utilizing the latest courtroom multimedia technology, we are prepared. Our
experience and access to resources increases the potential for a favorable outcome
for our clients. Aggressive
We are a trial
firm and our lawyers are regularly in front of judges and juries. We will not
pressure you into unwanted settlements just to avoid a trial. We understand that
no one wants a lengthy court battle, but we are true partners with our clients
and will work zealously to secure you a successful outcome. Results-Oriented
HowryBreen is a trial firm with a simple mission: To obtain successful results
for clients through aggressive action. We pursue litigation efforts for individuals
and businesses, plaintiffs and defendants. HowryBreen is a firm that combines experience and leadership to achieve results
for our clients. The firm's practice and size enables us to get to know our clients
personally and professionally. We understand and appreciate the value of preserving
business relationships while advancing the interests of those we represent. The
success of HowryBreen is due in no small measure to the firm's reputation
as aggressive and skilled trial lawyers. Our willingness to try cases has resulted
in consistent favorable resolutions while negotiating and litigating from a position
of strength. Our
confidence in our abilities means that we are willing to share the risk with you
by working many cases on a contingency fee basis.
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