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How to prepare for commercial litigation

On Behalf of The Suster Law Group, PLLC | Jun 4, 2020 | Business Law

Facing a court battle is not fun for anyone, and when it is about commercial disputes, there can be a lot at stake. Litigation is usually expensive, and it can take a lot of time that the owners should be using to focus on the business. 

Not only can litigation affect a company’s reputation, but a loss can also lead to a company’s demise. 

Proper preparation tips 

According to the Bellevue Gazette, the first thing to do is to talk with an attorney before taking any actions with or against the other parties. For example, there should be limited or no communications with the others involved. 

Although the company should never create records or evidence, it should be able to gather and organize them to support the case. This should not be an issue for those that keep everything in writing. While preparing for, and going through, the litigation process, there should be no changes to day-to-day procedures. 

Tips for risky litigation 

According to US News and World Report, if a company is facing a serious lawsuit that threatens its survival, there is no room for mistakes, and the owners need to take additional steps. One is to see if there is insurance coverage for certain claims. There also needs to be an analysis of spending, and there may be the need for cost-saving measures to pay for additional support. 

Additional support may include a public relations team and outside attorneys. There should be someone in charge of the investigation process and discovery process, and these people should be thorough and detail oriented. All involved people must also adhere to data security and confidential communication procedures. 

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