Because the firm's attorneys are single-mindedly dedicated to achieving the best results for their clients, their style has been likened to "junkyard dogs, ferocious commandos, Rambo, fearless warriors, and workaholics," to name but a few of the more picturesque descriptions offered by both their clients and their opponents in the courtroom arena.

At the same time, these lawyers are not just guts and glory. They have produced awe-inspiring, scholarly briefs; used ingenuity and imaginative legal arguments to change the law where it was necessary for their clients to obtain a just result; and have organized and mastered files containing millions of pages of evidentiary documents.

In 1958, the original predecessor to the modern firm was formed. Since that time, the firm has evolved and today, the trial lawyers of Sidkoff, Pincus & Green are both apprehended and respected by other members of the legal profession as tenacious and well prepared trial lawyers who litigate civil lawsuits in the federal and state courts with a take no prisoners attitude.

Gary Green, Robert A. Davitch and Larry M. Keller, the chief litigators and principals of the firm, along with the experienced professional staff they lead, have had notably excellent results representing both corporations and individuals, and both plaintiffs and defendants in jury trials, proceedings before judges, arbitrations and administrative hearings.

Sidkoff, Pincus & Green adheres to the view that no case is too big, too complex, too difficult or too challenging if their clients must sue another party because they were injured and are entitled to damages -- or must defend vigorously a lawsuit brought against them to avoid the injustice that a lesser defense might produce.

Of course, before Sidkoff, Pincus & Green agrees to accept a matter for litigation, the firm's committee of trial lawyers must be convinced that the case is of a sufficiently substantial magnitude and importance to warrant the first class treatment that the firm provides.