Courtroom Litigation

Serving Reading and the Surrounding Area
781-395-1000
Serving Reading, MA and the Surrounding Area
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Courtroom litigation

Experienced Courtroom Litigation

Fleming & Miranda also has extensive experience representing clients, both individual and corporate, in civil litigation situations. Our experience includes, but is not limited to:
  • Landlord and tenant law
  • Contracts
  • Civil representations for plaintiffs and defendants

Land Dispute Situations

Being real estate developers and the owners of numerous investment properties, our team at Fleming & Miranda has the practical experience necessary to take care of issues relevant to your situation efficiently and accurately.

There are a number of situations that could necessitate Summary Process or eviction steps and Fleming & Miranda has the experience needed to help you navigate the process.

Recently Received an Eviction Notice?

If you have recently received an eviction notice, there are several courses of action that you can take to prevent your eviction. The laws commonly favor the tenant to protect people from being unreasonably put out on the street, but you will need an experienced attorney in your corner to be able to take advantage of these options.

Don't allow your landlord an advantage in your particular case by not securing competent legal representation of your own.

The Massachusetts Consumer Protection Act

If you are in a situation where you cannot resolve a complaint with a merchant, you may seek legal help to better assist you. If your problem involves unfair or deceptive practices or violations of the Massachusetts Consumer Protection Act, an attorney might be able to assist you.

The Massachusetts Consumer Protection Act requires that the merchant in question be sent a letter 30 days prior to filing your claim in court. Your letter must outline your particular complaint, the harm you suffered as a result and the steps you want to be taken to resolve the issues. This is called a 30-day demand letter and the merchant has 30 days to respond to your initial letter or it could subject them to an even greater amount of damages and attorney's fees.

The 30-day demand letter is meant to encourage the merchant in your case to negotiate with you in order to settle your claims outside of the courtroom. It also helps you establish the amount of monetary damages you could recover if your charges are proven right in court.

More Common Litigation Scenarios That We Can Help You With

Is your neighbor's home or any other structure that he or she has encroaching on your property? Are you in a situation where someone is accusing your property of encroaching onto theirs? Is your neighbor attempting to build structures or additions that are not in conformance with local zoning regulations of your area?

If any of these issues is familiar to you, call 781-395-1000 today and schedule a FREE initial consultation with our professional team!
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