Hardcastle & Shober

When a company is facing a lawsuit or a business executive is facing an unforeseen job termination or an individual has been grievously injured in an accident, their initial impulse may be to look to a big, high-profile law firm to unleash its top gun trial attorneys and legions of associates to leave no stone unturned and no remotely plausible leg... al argument unmade. Those law firms typically are generously staffed by aggressive attorneys, eager paralegals, and a virtual army of legal secretaries, technology specialists, librarians, experts, investigators, etc. We know that is where we were before we founded Hardcastle & Shober. Our model is different, although we believe our results are equally (if not more) satisfactory to our clients. While those seeking legal assistance naturally still require high quality services, we have found in recent years that prospective clients have become increasingly sensitive to the costs of such services. We differentiate ourselves from the bigger firms by combining the necessary skillful lawyering with effective cost-control measures. We have the proven ability and track record to satisfy our clients' demand for quality and range of experience, and we have built a law firm infrastructure that allows us to handle our clients' legal needs in an efficient and cost-effective manner. Substance over form. We practice law. We handle complex matters and do it well (take a look at some of our notable cases). We also handle not-so-complex matters and do it well. Our office is comfortable, functional, and located where it needs to be for our practice, but you won't see a lot of polished brass or expensive artwork when you visit. We don't wine and dine our clients, and if you want a lawyer who is going to let you use the firm's seats at Fenway, you have come to the wrong place. We keep our costs down so we can keep your bills down. The 21st century has brought technological advancements that have greatly reduced the costs and staffing required to handle complex litigation. A ...Read More