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The Real Business Cost of “Being Right” Clients faced with defending or initiating litigation often begin with the question: “Can we win?” The question sounds simple enough, and if...
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The Real Business Cost of “Being Right” Clients faced with defending or initiating litigation often begin with the question: “Can we win?” The question sounds simple enough, and if...
“How We Did It” articles are quintessential thought leadership pieces. Here’s how to decide what to cover in your next one. Any favorable result you secure for a client in litig...
When a complaint lands on your desk, the instinct is to assume you are in for a long, expensive fight. That is not always how it has to play out. A well-prepared defense, executed...
A recent defense victory reinforces key procedural protections for defendants and pushes back against a growing plaintiff‑side litigation tactic....By: Weber Gallagher Simpson Stap...
The phone call came at 4:47 p.m. on a Friday – never a good sign. A Fortune 500 client’s general counsel was facing a crisis: a former employee had just filed a high-profile discri...
As multi-million dollar verdicts rise across the country, a new trend is emerging among defendants and insurers: retaining appellate counsel prior to trial. Naturally, trial attorn...
Though a hung jury can be a disappointment, a psychological understanding of jury holdouts can help trial lawyers shape their damages arguments and understand leadership and group...
The problem: Most toxic tort trials involve only 1-2 defendants, despite the existence of evidence implicating numerous, even dozens, of other entities as contributing to the plain...
Neither the fact that a damages expert’s testimony could have been presented more clearly, nor the fact that the methodology could be subject to reasonable disagreement, is a basis...
Mergers and acquisitions usually look like wins. The press release goes out, the wire hits the bank, and everyone toasts the deal. The litigation, when it comes, almost always show...
Take a moment, close your eyes, and imagine this: You have just been selected to serve on a jury. You begrudgingly enter the courtroom, take your seat in the jury box, and begin wa...
A complaint hits your desk, and the next thirty days will determine more about the outcome than almost anything that happens later in the case. Discovery, motion practice, and tria...
When a trademark lawsuit lands on a general counsel's desk, the instinct is to tender it to the insurer, but that model often breaks down in intellectual property litigation, where...
Litigation funding by non-parties has grown from a small niche into a significant industry, with such investments estimated to exceed $67 billion annually by 2037. As the volume of...
Engaging a jury consulting firm can materially shape the trajectory and outcome of your case. The right team brings not only insight into juror decision-making, but also discipline...
In 2025, trademark cases filed in United States District Courts increased 25% from 2024 (up 848 cases to 4,211). Many of those cases were “Schedule A” lawsuits, a niche form of int...
A respondent in an ITC proceeding may not seek a mandatory stay of their refiled declaratory judgment action in a district court action involving the same parties after they had pr...
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...
Opening statements shape juror views through storytelling, visuals, and strategy. This webcast shows how litigators can use tech, collaboration, and clear narratives to deliver per...
The American historian Arthur Schlesinger, Jr., once commented that successful political action requires education, coalition-building, and collective action. He further observed t...
VLSI TECHNOLOGY LLC v. INTEL CORP. - Before Moore, Chen, and Kleeh. Appeal from the United States District Court for the Northern District of California. The Federal Circuit rever...
One of the most disruptive events for any Florida business is getting involved in a lawsuit. The cost, time commitment, and uncertainty can strain operations and leadership. Even w...
Engaging a jury consulting firm can materially shape the trajectory and outcome of your case. The right team brings not only insight into juror decision-making, but also discipline...
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