Litigation

Mitigating Litigation Risk of Inherently Dangerous Products

March 15, 2013

This articles addresses the litigation threat to companies whose products are inherently dangerous. By way of example, the authors consider […]

Predictive Coding is not a Magic Wand

October 14, 2012

Predictive coding is a process by which attorneys review a small sample of a large volume of documents, according to […]

Courts are Testing and Accepting Technology-Assisted Review

October 14, 2012

Technology-Assisted Review (TAR) promises to reduce the time and money it takes to produce responsive materials, using a blend of […]

Summary Jury Trials as an Alternative to Litigation

September 3, 2012

Trials have become so expensive that few clients choose to go through them. A modified version of so-called “summary jury […]

New Ways To Reduce Litigation Costs

June 19, 2012

The major cost driver in litigation is not the trial, but rather the many expensive and time consuming pretrial tasks. […]

Coordinated Witness Preparation for Employment Litigation

June 19, 2012

The defense of a labor and employment case that is headed toward trial is often based on the testimony of […]

Rougher Litigation Terrain For Non-Practicing Entities

April 19, 2012

Recent trends in patent litigation have made lawsuits brought by non-practicing entities (NPEs) somewhat easier and cheaper to defend. Historically, […]

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