We are a trial firm.
We are a litigation boutique that does more than litigate. We take cases to court—and win. Our trial and appellate records include some of the most recognized legal victories of the last decade. Our attorneys know their way around the courtroom, having tried and won cases in federal and state courts and before arbitration tribunals around the world. We approach every phase of litigation with trial in mind in order to best position the client for victory.
We are built to win the most important cases.
We are not a full-service law firm. We focus on what we do best—winning trials and resolving disputes. With attorneys in California, Washington, D.C., and London, we have the firepower to beat any opponent in high-stakes lawsuits. The lawyers who join Larson graduated from the top law schools in the country, clerked for federal judges, and honed their practice and held leadership positions at Am Law 200 firms and in the public sector.
We also are not a niche law firm. In a market of ever-increasing specialization, we are agile generalists with a track record of helping clients navigate uncertainty. We have represented defendants and plaintiffs across a full range of cases and in almost every industry.
We are client-focused.
We strive to add value through responsiveness and personal attention. We take pride in learning our clients’ stories and understanding what matters most in their lives and businesses. Our clients’ goals are the center of our litigation strategy and how we measure success.
Our History
In January 2016, our founders set out to build a firm focused exclusively on winning high-stakes litigation cases. Former U.S. District Judge Stephen G. Larson and former Ambassador Robert C. O’Brien, who served as the 27th U.S. National Security Advisor, saw a strong future for a litigation boutique composed of accomplished litigators with proven courtroom experience. Regarded among the nation’s top trial lawyers, our founders were poised to launch such a firm and lay the foundation for its success.
