Civil Litigation
Serving clients in towns across Central Illinois since 1989.
Any litigation that does not involve criminal charges may be referred to as civil litigation, which encompasses every sort of case imaginable for individuals and businesses. Although civil litigation may be undertaken to reclaim money, property, or services owed, civil action may also be pursued for injunctive and other equitable relief in personal or business controversies.
Located in Decatur, the Law Office of Steven W. Perbix offers legal services for clients in towns across Central Illinois, including Decatur, Springfield, Champaign, Mattoon, Charleston, Taylorville, Lincoln, Clinton, and Bloomington-Normal. Our firm represents individuals and commercial enterprises in a wide range of civil disputes, including, but not limited to:
- Breach of contract
- Damages for personal injuries
- Fraud
- Breach of fiduciary duty
- Breach of non-disclosure agreements
- Employment agreements
- Landlord/tenant
When you find yourself entangled in a personal or business dispute or are contemplating legal action to protect your interests, a civil litigation attorney can analyze your situation, and help you weigh the cost benefits of litigation. While a lawsuit may seem like a good idea in the heat of the moment, court action is not always the solution. Often an experienced attorney can satisfactorily resolve your legal issue though negotiation, or alternative dispute resolution methods (ADR) such as arbitration or mediation. Attorney Steven Perbix utilizes ADR to settle civil actions, and represents clients throughout Central Illinois in state courts.
If you have questions about a civil litigation matter, call our office today at (888)-387-7442 to learn how we can protect your personal and business interests, when they are in jeopardy.
The Law Office of Steven W. Perbix is a multi-service civil and criminal practice. With offices in Decatur and Springfield, Illinois, our firm represents clients in towns and communities across Central Illinois, including Decatur, Springfield, Champaign, Mattoon, Charleston, Taylorville, Lincoln, Clinton, Bloomington-Normal, Shelbyville, and Sullivan.
