Congratulations! You’re Going to be a Witness!
05 / 30 / 2018
Whether you own or manage a business, or just manage a process or former employee that’s the focus of a […]
Category: Litigation Strategies
Judges, by Themselves, Can Decide Your Lawsuit Was Filed in the Wrong Court
03 / 20 / 2018
Courts are like private clubs. They can decide whether you and your lawsuit belong there. If not, you have to […]
You Gain Convenience When Using a File Sharing Website But You Can Lose Legal Protections
01 / 02 / 2018
Traditional offices for many businesses are a thing of the past so information needs to shared more often and more […]
The Injunction: One of the Tools in the Litigator’s Toolbox
02 / 12 / 2015
Legal actions can result in one party paying the other for damages, but a judge can also order a party […]
Corporate Secrets and Who Can Keep Them: the Attorney-Client Privilege and Shareholders
11 / 25 / 2014
This is the story of Maritza Munich and the tangled tale of WalMart, alleged bribes, Mexico, an Indiana pension trust […]
Contract Signers Beware: Put the Pen Down If You Don’t Know What It Means
09 / 25 / 2014
An easy way to get sued is to violate a contract. That can be very easy if you sign a […]
Statute of Limitation – Time May Not Be on Your Side
12 / 17 / 2013
If you have a right to sue someone, because of something the other party did or didn’t do, unless you […]
OC Register Owner Faces $17.45 Million Lawsuit for Breach of Acquisition Deal
12 / 06 / 2013
When Aaron Kushner acquired the O.C. Register last year Kushner claims that the Register’s former owners, Angelo Gordon, withheld the […]
Michael Jackson Estate Sued for $10 Million in Breach of Contract Action
12 / 02 / 2013
Although Michael Jackson died in 2009, new lawsuits against the deceased international pop star’s estate continue to come forward in […]
