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Courtrooms have been called the great levelers. They are the one place where anyone, or any small business, is accorded a level playing field with giants. Effective courtroom presentation means the difference between winning and losing. An attorney's skill and experience in trial can avoid a lawsuit by bringing adversaries to the table of reason. Lack of actual trial experience, on the other hand, can have the opposite effect. Rolando Pasquali has extensive trial experience.

Watch Client testimonials and see what actual Pasquali Law clients have said about Rolando Pasquali's ability in court, in front of both judges and jurors.

For nearly 3 decades, LawSuite's founding attorney has worked exclusively as a litigator and trial lawyer. He has built a winning track record in court with thousands of courtroom hours to his credit. He has persuaded judges of his position in state court, in federal court, and once even in Parrish Court in Louisiana. He has presented and cross-examined hundreds of witnesses in open court. Rolando Pasquali's ability to convince others that his side was "right" dates back to his college days when he won speech tournaments, ultimately becoming a United States "National Winner" in the category "persuasive public speaking."

Mr. Pasquali is a former insurance company lawyer. Later in his career, he appeared in court for 10 years on an almost daily basis as a Deputy District Attorney where his trials included robberies, assaults, and even murder. As a new deputy, Rolando was awarded his trial division's prestigious "Walk on Water Award" for achieving, what the unit supervisor termed, jury trial results "that defy rational analysis."

As a civil attorney, Rolando Pasquali has won cases for both individuals and businesses. He has successfully defended small businesses and defeated fortune 500 companies. One client went so far as to proclaim that, with Rolando Pasquali on her side, "you would have thought that we were the Fortune 500 company."

Each case ultimately comes down to the ability, and the experience of the individual lawyer in court...one opportunity to win or lose.