A company, its principals, and their legal counsel involved in business litigation in any form should ask themselves questions regularly, such as: 1. Why are we in the lawsuit? 2. What are the business causes and objectives of the litigation? 3. What are we trying to achieve? 4. What has happened and will potentially Read more…
REALISTIC LITIGATION OBJECTIVES AND LIMITATIONS Companies seldom seek lawsuits; however, in certain instances, civil litigation is a necessary or effective means of achieving business objectives. Whether the disputed proceedings concern a business entity or enterprise, real property or some other property rights, realistic goals and assessments, as well as recognition Read more…
TIPS FOR SURVIVING BUSINESS LITIGATION: BUSINESS NOT PERSONAL By Anthony C Duffy Paraphrasing the famous line in the Godfather movie for non-criminal purposes, business litigation is or should be about “business”- not “personal” animosities or disputes. Humans have emotions and unique and diverse personalities. Disputes almost inherently create adversarial attitudes Read more…