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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...

An Empirical Analysis of Litigation Funding in the Federal Courts

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...

Personal Injury Litigation Management: Keeping the Case Narrative in Expert-Heavy Cases

PI firms manage expert-heavy, complex cases without losing the case narrative by keeping every expert, exhibit, record, deadline, and decision in one connected case file, so the st...

Litigation risk is broadening before businesses consider cover

Group actions and emerging liabilities are making the timing of insurance discussions more important

Litigating Without Waiving Arbitration: The Third Circuit Draws the Line

Seven Legal Developments Shaping the U.S. Litigation Landscape This Week

A busy end to the week brought a cluster of developments that matter well beyond the individual disputes involved. Taken together, they show continued pressure points in U.S. litig...

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...

Litigation Spending To Keep Climbing While Biz Risks Mount

Big companies will increase their litigation budgets yet again next year, as navigating legal risk is now an essential element of achieving strategic business goals, according to a...

From cost management to risk allocation: Rethinking litigation budgets

Corporate legal departments have been operating under sustained pressure for years. Litigation costs continue to rise, disputes continue to grow more complex, and GCs and legal ope...

Seven Legal Developments Shaping the U.S. Litigation Landscape This Week

A busy end to the week brought a cluster of developments that matter well beyond the individual disputes involved. Taken together, they show continued pressure points in U.S. litig...

Personal Injury Litigation Management: Keeping the Case Narrative in Expert-Heavy Cases

PI firms manage expert-heavy, complex cases without losing the case narrative by keeping every expert, exhibit, record, deadline, and decision in one connected case file, so the st...

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

UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London

The past week in London has seen Victoria's Secret and Thomas Pink file competing IP claims, more than 1,000 retail consumers launch a group action against Binance, Baker Hughes ta...

Tort – Lawsuit over EB-5 program is mostly dismissed

Where plaintiffs sued a variety of defendants over alleged fraud involving the United States Immigrant Investor Program, but most of their claims were time barred or not plausible,...

Suing The Trump Admin Can Have Massive Impact, Attys Say

Lawyers representing clients against the federal government spoke Friday about the challenges and rewards of such litigation in the Trump era, with plaintiff-side powerhouse Elizab...

How Businesses Successfully Defend Lawsuits

Businesses that successfully defend lawsuits treat the first response as the main event, not as paperwork on the way to one. Under the Florida Rules of Civil Procedure, several def...

Negligence and Tort – Altercation in dementia facility results in leg injury, surgeries

A $425,000 settlement was reached in a Virginia dementia facility case involving a leg injury requiring surgeries after an altercation between residents. The post Negligence and To...

How Businesses Resolve Collection Lawsuits Without Judgments or Liens

It is easy to focus on the number in the complaint. The more expensive question is what the creditor gets to do after the case ends. Businesses resolve collection lawsuits without...

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...

Class Certification Fight in N.D. Cal.: Plaintiff Jill E. Pushes for Common-Issue Treatment

A September 14, 2026 filing in 4:23-cv-00770 tees up one of the most consequential phases of aggregate litigation: class certification. In No. 418, Motion to Certify Class, plainti...

Damages – Plaintiff’s damages are limited to her pre-suit administrative claim

The North Carolina federal court limited plaintiff Linda Williams's damages to the $31,051 sought in her pre-suit administrative claim under the federal tort claims act. The post D...

UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London

The past week in London has seen institutional investors file new claims against British American Tobacco and Entain, Jellycat sue multiple British retailers in the patent court, a...