In the next series of blogs and podcasts we will be diving into electronic discovery or E-discovery, which for many clients is uncharted territory and thus a stressful part of the litigation process. It is critical that you and your attorney understand the ins and...
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...
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 last week’s blog we discussed the importance of legal project management. This week we are honing in on an important part of legal project management – creating and maintaining a litigation budget. What is the Cost of Litigation? According to the National Center for State Courts...
In our previous blog we discussed the importance of litigation planning, so that you and your business are prepared in the event your business is sued, or your business must sue another company to enforce a contract. In this blog, we delve into legal project...
In our previous two blogs discussing business formation and S-corp election, Edwards Law provided some practical advice about planning ahead before diving into a particular business formation or tax election. Planning for litigation should be approached with the same care and thoughtfulness. Lean Six Sigma Methodology...
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