Another Significant Litigation Result for Parker Daniels Kibort

Parker Daniels Kibort successfully represented a former executive in a complex employment retaliation dispute involving a large statewide labor organization. After extensive litigation, the matter concluded with a substantial confidential settlement, reflecting the firm's commitment to protecting clients facing high-stakes employment disputes and reputational challenges.

Parker Daniels Kibort Welcomes Benjamin Mueller

Parker Daniels Kibort is pleased to announce that Attorney Benjamin Mueller has joined the firm's litigation team. Benjamin Mueller returns to Parker Daniels Kibort after previously serving as a law clerk with the firm in 2023. Since that time, Ben has served as national counsel for a national residential and...

Appellate Advocacy: Turning Adverse Trial Outcomes into Strategic Opportunities

When a case does not end the way a party hoped at trial, the legal fight may not be over. The appellate process provides an opportunity to challenge legal errors, clarify important issues of law, and  reverse unfavorable decisions. However, appellate litigation is very different from trial litigation. Success often...

Parker Daniels Kibort Welcomes Nathaniel Zylstra

Parker Daniels Kibort is pleased to announce that Nathaniel Zylstra has joined the firm as a Partner, further strengthening the firm’s expanding litigation practice. Nathaniel brings significant experience representing businesses and individuals in complex legal disputes, including commercial litigation, employment matters, intellectual property disputes, class actions, and internal investigations. Known...

Parker Daniels Kibort Welcomes Aaron Sandvig

Parker Daniels Kibort is proud to announce that Attorney Aaron Sandvig has joined the firm’s growing litigation team. Aaron brings experience representing clients in complex legal disputes and joins Parker Daniels Kibort with a strong foundation in litigation strategy, legal analysis, and client advocacy. His addition reinforces the firm’s continued...