Lebanon Valley Trial Lawyers
Plaintiff and Defense Representation in General Civil Litigation
The Henry & Beaver Law Firm stands ready to represent individuals and businesses in any civil dispute. Whether negotiating an out-of-court resolution or taking the case to trial, our experienced attorneys have a broad background in civil litigation and are prepared to advance our clients' interests.
From a dispute with a neighbor to the most complex civil litigation, Henry & Beaver Law Firm can initiate or defend legal actions in Lebanon, Lancaster, Dauphin, Berks and Schuylkill counties. Contact us today to discuss your case.
General Civil Litigation
We provide plaintiff or defense representation in a wide range of civil actions, including but not limited to:
- Personal injury and work injury
- Property disputes — driveways, easements, right-of-way, code violations, adverse possession
- Construction litigation — construction defects, mechanic's liens
- Businesses suing or being sued for breach of contract
- Tort claims against a business (fraud, discrimination)
- Employment agreements and trade secrets litigation
- Contract law (we represented a hole-in-one contest winner when the sponsor refused to furnish the prize of a new car)
- Probate litigation — will contests, breach of fiduciary duty
- Divorce litigation
Christopher Coyle is a civil litigation trial lawyer who brings over 25 years of experience; he is also a member of the Million Dollar Advocates Forum, which is limited to attorneys who have achieved verdicts or settlements in excess of $1 million. Wiley Parker is board-certified as a Civil Trial Advocate and has practiced in Pennsylvania for over 30 years. Our litigators draw on the considerable in-house experience of attorneys who practice in business and employment, probate and estates, real estate, family law and other areas.
Contact Henry & Beaver today at 717-769-1296 to discuss your case. We are committed to cost-effective, efficient resolutions, while preparing every civil litigation case for the possibility of going to trial.
