Stueve Siegel Hanson LLP

Contingency Fee Business Litigation Lawyers
National Practice with offices in Kansas City, Missouri, San Diego, California and New York City

Not all the big law firm lawyers are at big firms. At Stueve Siegel Hanson, in Kansas City, Missouri, San Diego, California and New York City, our team of trial lawyers, groomed at top law schools and nationally prominent law firms, uses cutting edge legal skill in an environment that lets us focus on winning efficiently and effectively.

Our history of success includes eight figure jury verdicts and settlements in complex areas of law, including antitrust, intellectual property, FLSA overtime collective and class actions, product defect, consumer and securities class actions, franchise disputes, and other complex business litigation.
Our Alternative to Hourly Billing: Results-Based Fee Structures that Suit Your Business Goals

America’s businesses – both large and small – for years have placed their faith in the hands of law firms whose interests may be different from those of clients. Law firms can have mixed incentives because of an hourly billing system that focuses more on the time spent than the result achieved. Cases lost slowly result in higher fees than cases won quickly.

But at Stueve Siegel Hanson, we conduct business litigation differently. In every case, we will offer you a contingency fee arrangement in which our fees vary based on the result we achieve for you. Even in cases with difficult facts. Especially where your business is on the line.

This results-based fee structure means our trial lawyers have the same interests you do. Succeed for you and we succeed ourselves. Fail you and we fail ourselves. Just as you and your management are compensated for providing real value to your business, so are we.

Our business clients include both small businesses and world conglomerates seeking litigation on a contingency basis. Our clients typically have legal counsel of their own, but are seeking a more cost-effective alternative to hourly billing on a particular matter.