Philosophy
Preminger Focuses on Results.
Focused.
Preminger focuses on business litigation and understands what it takes to win a business case. Rather than limiting practice to a niche area, Preminger excels at the entire litigation process. The key to winning any case is advocacy: understanding how to persuade a judge, jury, or the opposing party of the strength of the client’s position, regardless of what industry it’s in.
Trial-Ready.
The outcome of any legal dispute is always determined by trial—or by the parties’ expectations of one. Preminger understands this, and focuses on trial from day one. Being ready and willing to try a case gives Preminger’s clients the confidence to go to trial, and favorably influences settlement outcomes.
Efficient.
Even a litigation win can be a pyrrhic victory: the time and expense of a lawsuit may be more trouble than it’s worth. Preminger is keenly aware of this, and pursues a streamlined case without unnecessary motions or discovery disputes. Where other firms focus on billable hours, Preminger focuses on results.
Tech-Savvy.
Preminger has a keen understanding of technology, and leverages leading-edge tools to gain efficiency and advantage over the competition. Preminger makes use of advanced case and document management software, artificial intelligence-enabled discovery platforms, research and drafting software, and courtroom presentation tools in service of hearings and trials.
Texas-Tested.
Preminger knows Texas law. Based in Austin, Preminger is familiar with judges, juries, and procedures in Austin, Houston, and Dallas, and has deep connections with lawyers throughout the state. This gives Preminger’s clients an edge in any Texas case. Preminger also practices nationally, and Preminger has significant experience practicing in other jurisdictions including California, New York, and Washington D.C.
Alternative Fee Arrangements.
The hourly billing model is standard in commercial litigation. However, it is not the best fit for every case. Preminger welcomes alternative fee arrangements in select matters, including contingent, fixed, and hybrid fee structures.