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The Valuation Gap: Why Litigation Demands a Different Model

Why Litigation Is Starting To Look Like Product Management

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How to Defend a Business Lawsuit Without Going to Trial

Getting served with a lawsuit feels like the opening scene of a courtroom drama. In reality, very few business disputes ever see a jury. Studies of state civil courts have found th...

Alternatives to Litigation for Illinois Business Disputes: Mediation and Arbitration

Business disputes can quickly become expensive, stressful, and disruptive. Alternatives to Litigation for Illinois Business Disputes: Mediation and Arbitration, is an important top...

Case Execution Hurdles: Why the Operational Side of Modern Litigation Matters

In litigation, strategy, legal arguments, and effective evidence receive the bulk of the credit—win or lose. When cases are delayed, deadlines are not met, or a case is dismissed,...

The State of Corporate Litigation Today

Report The State of Corporate Litigation Today See how 200 GCs and CLOs are tackling litigation's biggest challenges

How Businesses Reduce the Cost of Defending a Lawsuit

Getting sued is expensive even when you win. Research commissioned by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Institute for Legal Reform found that businesses earning $10 million or less acco...

How to Defend a Lawsuit Based on False or Unfounded Claims

Few experiences are more frustrating for a business owner than being sued over allegations that simply are not true. Maybe a disgruntled former client invented damages. Maybe a com...

When Plaintiffs Cross the Line Into Bad-Faith Litigation

Most lawsuits, even the ones a business owner thinks are wrong, are filed in good faith. The plaintiff believes they were harmed and asks a court to decide. That is how the system...

The 7 Legal Developments Shaping Today’s U.S. Litigation Landscape

Today’s legal news cycle is being driven less by a single blockbuster ruling than by a convergence of high-impact developments across appellate litigation, government enforcement,...

Defending a Lawsuit in Georgia: What Businesses Should Expect

Getting served with a lawsuit is one of the more unsettling moments a business owner will face. The complaint lands, the clock starts, and suddenly, you are responsible for decisio...

Managing Internal Communications During a Business Lawsuit

The moment your business gets sued, something predictable happens: people start talking. Managers fire off emails. Employees speculate in group chats. Someone vents in a meeting. I...

Litigation Lens- The Blake Lively Case—Worker Classification, Contracts, and Retaliation [Podcast]

In this episode of our Litigation Lens podcast series, Michael Nail (shareholder, Greenville) is joined by Sarah Zucco (shareholder, New York) and Olivia Orlando-Donovan (associate...

The Risks of Rolling Out Arbitration During Active Class Litigation

LegalMatch Explains Why Loose Documentation Standards Inflate Legal Expenses During Routine Corporate Disagreements

When operational speed outpaces administrative tracking, small and midsize companies lose the critical evidence needed to resolve contract and vendor conflicts efficiently.

Understanding the Basics of Commercial Litigation

Commercial litigation involves legal disputes related to business activities. As the landscape of commerce evolves, so does the nature of commercial disputes. Companies may find th...

Protecting Your Business Before Conflict Escalates- Early Involvement of the Litigator

When a business relationship starts to sour, many business owners hesitate to involve an attorney. They hope the situation will resolve itself, worry about legal costs, or simply d...

How Businesses Respond When a Government Agency Files a Civil Case

Few moments rattle a business owner like opening a complaint with a government seal on the first page. When a regulator or government attorney files a civil case, the stakes often...

How Deep Dive Is Changing Litigation for Plaintiffs' Attorneys

How Deep Dive Is Changing Litigation for Plaintiffs' Attorneysby Gina Jurva Reading Time — 4 minutes April 13, 2026...

How Courts Evaluate Weak or Baseless Business Lawsuits

Getting served with a lawsuit is unsettling, even when you are confident the claim is thin. Many Florida business owners assume that once a complaint is filed, they are locked into...

What to Do When Your Business Is Sued More Than Once

Getting sued once is stressful enough. Getting sued two, three, or more times, whether all at once or in a steady drip, can make it feel like your business is under siege. Multiple...

Litigation Risk: MEPs Touted as Cost-Efficient, but Class Actions Suggest Otherwise

An MEP is different from a single-employer 401(k), where identifying the fiduciary is more straightforward. Such fragmentation creates ambiguity—and ambiguity tends to generate lit...

Alternatives to Litigation in Illinois Divorce Cases and Farm Divorce

For many families, the idea of going through a courtroom battle during divorce can feel emotionally and financially overwhelming. Alternatives to Litigation in Illinois Divorce Cas...

What It Means When Executives or Managers Are Named in a Lawsuit

You always knew the company might face a legal challenge eventually, but you never expected to be named personally, right next to the business you built. For most owners, partners,...