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Complex Commercial Litigation: How Businesses Defend Lawsuits Involving Multiple Claims

Complex commercial litigation can arrive as a single complaint carrying five or six different legal theories. A Florida business sued by a customer, vendor, or former partner may f...

Lawsuit Crisis Management for Business Owners

The first week of a lawsuit is mostly mechanical. Calendar the deadline, preserve the documents, call a lawyer. The harder problems arrive later, when nobody has decided who may sp...

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How to Protect Your Business When Facing a Civil Lawsuit

What Protecting Your Business Actually Means Once a Civil Lawsuit Is Filed Once a civil lawsuit is on file, protecting your business means preserving the protections you already ha...

Antitrust Lawsuits and Litigation Finance: What GCs Need to Know

And this is why I always teach agency in my BizOrgs class

In a typical securities class action, plaintiffs name the individual company officers responsible for the alleged fraud, as well as the company itself.  The company’s liability is,...

What to Bring to Your First Meeting With a Business Litigation Lawyer

The first meeting with a business litigation lawyer is a working session, not a get-acquainted call. Florida’s civil rules impose real obligations within weeks of a complaint, so t...

Advancement Right Barred by Unclean Hands

Contract-based rights to advancement of an LLC’s general counsel, that would otherwise have been honored, were denied based on the equitable doctrine of unclean hands, in a recent...

Chancery Counts Later-Obtained Written Consents In Lieu of a Meeting in Section 225 Fight over Director Elections

Texas Business Court Clarifies Conversion Claims and Shareholder Standing in Business Dissolution Dispute

Early Defense Moves That De-Escalate Competitive Litigation

When a competitor sues your business, the first few weeks can shape whether the case stays a contained dispute or turns into a war of attrition. Competitive litigation between riva...

The Stages of a Business Lawsuit, From Complaint to Judgment

A lawsuit against your company is a sequence, not an event. The stages of a business lawsuit in Florida each run on their own clock, and those clocks do not pause while your compan...

Workout vs Litigation: How Businesses Respond to Debt Pressure

When a lender starts sending default letters, the workout vs litigation decision usually gets made in the first few weeks, often before the borrower realizes a decision is being ma...

Latest Delaware Corporate Litigation Podcast

The latest episode of the Delaware Corporate Litigation Insights Podcast features M&A deal lawyer Michael Platner, who discusses when deals go bad and the most common provision...

Parallel Derivative Actions Surge in 2026

Shareholder derivative lawsuits remain one of the most persistent and costly forms of corporate litigation in the United States. Unlike securities class actions, which seek to comp...

Resetting For Success After Corporate Litigation Loses Focus

Corporate litigation that has lost strategic coherence may barrel disastrously ahead if counsel’s understanding of the matter drifts from the client’s goals, but cases can be wrenc...

Litigation PR: Protecting Reputation During Legal Cases

Litigation PR protects a company's reputation during legal cases, working with counsel to manage public perception, media narratives, and AI search results.

Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court

The Delaware Chancery Court this past week dismissed a challenge to Alteryx Inc.'s $4.4 billion take-private sale, resolved a fight over the removal of a security technology compan...

Successor Liability in Florida: Reaching the New LLC

Successor liability becomes a live question when a judgment debtor stops operating through one company and begins conducting business through a newly formed LLC. The new entity may...

When Is It Worth Suing Another Business?

Suing another business is a capital allocation decision before it is a legal one. The claim can be real, the other side plainly in the wrong, and filing still the wrong move. What...

Corporate Restructuring: Key Legal Considerations for Organising Business Groups

As a business grows, it is common for new companies, business lines, shareholders, investments and assets to be added to its structure. Over time, this development may create an or...

Defending Civil Conspiracy Claims in Commercial Litigation

Defending civil conspiracy claims begins with a structural point that most complaints gloss over: in Florida, conspiracy is almost never a freestanding wrong. It attaches to an und...

Early Defense Strategies for Business Tort Lawsuits

Business tort lawsuits are not oversized contract cases, and defending one as if it were is how a manageable dispute becomes an existential one. Tort counts can open the door to pu...

Chancery Allows Counter-Counterclaims