Common questions

Veliss Law handles a wide range of disputes for individuals and businesses, including business and commercial litigation, real estate and title, community association matters, entertainment and reputation, and insurance defense and coverage.

Individuals and businesses across a range of disputes, community associations, and artists and public figures. In insurance matters, the firm also represents insurers and their insureds.

Yes. When a matter should be tried, we try it. We build every case for that possibility; we usually negotiate from a position of strength, which is why many matters resolve on good terms before a trial is needed.

The case manager is the person who stays closest to the day-to-day of your file and serves as your regular point of contact. They know the chronology, the documents, and the current status, and they report on a consistent cadence. We build this role into every matter on purpose, because knowing where a case stands matters as much as where it ends up.

A member of the team responds, and the first conversation is a listening one. We ask about the matter, what has happened so far, and what you need. If we are the right firm for it, we set out the approach, the likely path, and what it will take. If we are not, we will say so and point you somewhere better.

Communication is treated as a discipline here. Your case manager provides updates at each meaningful stage. The attorneys leading the matter make themselves available when a decision needs discussing.