Last week we talked about depositions, one of the most important—and sometimes most uncomfortable—parts of the discovery process. Depositions can be long, and grueling, as you or your opponent is asked questions for potentially 7 or more hours in a room with a court reporter...
After a short hiatus we are starting a new series of blogs concerning some of the more uncomfortable aspects of litigation. In prior blogs we have discussed the overall litigation process and the three general phases of litigation. These newer series of blogs will get...
In our latest series of blogs concerning bankruptcy debtors, we discussed how you and your company can legally pursue a debtor in bankruptcy to collect on your company’s debt, and how to maximize on those collection efforts if your debtor has improperly transferred or hidden...
Last week Edwards Law provided a little primer on bankruptcy and what to consider when pursuing your business debtor in bankruptcy. However what can you and your business do if your debtor is not only insolvent but is making preferential transfers to other creditors, or...
In last week’s blog, we discussed how your company can properly engage in debt collection activity without violating state and federal debt collection laws. We also discussed in a prior blog the need to conduct a public records search on your debtor before expending company...
We have spent the last eight weeks discussing how you and your company can take preventative measures to anticipate and minimize the adverse effects and costs of litigation. In addition to doing your research and ensuring your business contracts and business relationships are sound, your...
Earlier this year we discussed the importance of using strong nondisclosure agreements or “NDAs” with your customers or suppliers. Such agreements are equally important when negotiating a corporate transaction, and are by far one of the most effective ways to protect your business from protracted...
In the past six blogs, we have discussed at length steps you and your company can take to prevent and/or prepare for litigation to make it less costly. From legal process improvement to properly drafting the arbitration provision in your business contracts, every little step...
Last week we discussed adding an arbitration clause to your company’s business contracts with clients and business affiliates. Alternative dispute resolution options like arbitration or mediation are always more cost-effective than engaging in protracted litigation, which could carry a price tag as high as $91,000. However,...
In the past several weeks, we have discussed ways your business can more effectively (and efficiently) prepare for litigation before it happens, such as legal process improvement, engaging in legal project management, preparing a litigation budget and reviewing your business insurance. Another important part of...
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