Types of Disputes
Types of Disputes We Handle
Dispute categories
All matters are subject to attorney assessment. The categories below are examples, not a guarantee that a particular matter qualifies.
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Unpaid Debts and Outstanding Payments
Unpaid invoices, personal loans, overdue payments and money owed.
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Breach of Contract
Broken agreements, unfulfilled contractual obligations and disputes over contract terms.
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Landlord-Tenant Disputes
Security deposits, lease disagreements, property damage and other suitable rental disputes.
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Property and Real Estate Disputes
Property damage, boundary disagreements, contractor issues and other appropriate civil property claims.
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Consumer Complaints
Defective goods, refund disputes, unfair billing and failures to deliver promised services.
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Business and Commercial Disputes
Vendor disagreements, unpaid business invoices, service contract breaches and payment disagreements.
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Contractor and Construction Disputes
Incomplete work, defective workmanship, payment issues and alleged failures to perform.
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Employment-Related Civil Claims
Unpaid compensation, contractual payment disputes and other suitable pre-litigation matters, subject to legal review.
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Insurance and Reimbursement Disputes
Disputed payments, reimbursement requests and appropriate insurance-related demands.
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Other Civil Disputes
Suitable civil matters not specifically listed above. Tell us what happened and the attorney will assess whether a demand letter is an appropriate next step.
Don’t See Your Dispute Listed? Tell Us About Your Situation.
Many civil disputes may be suitable for a demand letter. Share the details and the attorney will assess whether your matter is a fit. No payment is required to submit a request.
How It Works
A clear, four-step process
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Step 1
Tell Us About Your Dispute
Complete a short online intake describing the dispute, the opposing party and the resolution you want.
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Step 2
Attorney Reviews the Matter
Hoffman Legal reviews your information to determine whether the matter is suitable for the $500 fixed-fee service.
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Step 3
Engagement and Payment
If your matter is accepted, you receive the engagement terms and complete secure payment of the $500 fee.
Only after acceptance
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Step 4
Preparation of Demand Letter
The attorney prepares an individualized demand letter addressing the relevant facts, your legal position where appropriate and your requested resolution.
No payment is required to submit a request. Suitability is reviewed before any payment is requested.