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Client Representation Philosophy Helping people we care about solve problems and achieve goals is more than just a "ten-word" mission statement. I believe that every legal matter presents a problem, the solution to which depends entirely on defining goals. If the problem is a $50,000 lawsuit, and a win costs $100,000, then winning might not be the solution. When client and counsel focus on a goal and not just an outcome, everyone can win. |
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Eric Lang’s General Background After graduating first in his law school class from the University of Florida in 1990, Mr. Lang practiced with Long, Aldridge & Norman (n/k/a Dentons). He left partnership there in 1998 to join Paul Hastings and formed his current firm in 2003. His practice is devoted to serving the business-related litigation and general counseling needs of companies and individuals who desired sophisticated services but were outside of the target market of the larger firms. He has handled a wide range of matters, ranging from multi-million-dollar litigation to simple business formation. |
Core Representation Competencies
- Jury trials, non-jury trials, and arbitrations taken fully to verdict or award.
- Motion practice and oral argument resulting in dismissal or judgment in advance of trial.
- Pre-litigation counseling and negotiation resulting in early endings to disputes.
- Broad subject matter litigation experience including contracts, insurance, real property, technology, business duties and breakups, intellectual property, executive/managerial employment disputes, and technology.
- Agreements, including employment agreements, purchase/sale agreements, rights transfers, and various corporate documents.
- Consulting services outside the actual practice of law for clients.