Small acts of compassion send a message to the opponent that the attorney is not litigating because of their ego or out of a sense of superiority. Sun Tzu's ancient writing, "The Art of War," teaches ...
The article advises companies to carefully manage legal spending during downturns, focusing on high-value claims, cost-effective strategies, and early settlements. The author highlights the importance ...
At IPWatchdog LIVE 2026, a panel on IP litigation strategy returned to a point experienced litigators know well: most IP cases are not won at trial. Instead, the decisive work often occurs much ...
The legal field, especially in domains like personal injury and mass torts, is experiencing a significant transformation. Driven by the surge in digital innovation, law firms are adopting advanced ...
Litigation is increasingly being deployed by sophisticated asset managers not merely as a defensive cost center but as an active driver of capital appreciation. Whether as a value-unlocking tool ...
drawing on the attorney’s general experience and specific understanding of the case’s facts and issues; and expertly understanding and maximizing the capabilities of online research platforms. Use ...
There is no doubt that high-stakes litigation is a team sport. Among myriad experts that come to the table for the client, litigation communications professionals are becoming more essential than ever ...
Atticus Injury Law is excited to share a comprehensive article written by senior trial counsel James G. Perry and the firm’s leader, Atticus N. Wegman. The article, titled “Developing Mild Traumatic ...
Often, the focus of “winning” in litigation will focus on trial strategy and tactics, but the reality is that most IP cases never reach a jury. The strategies that determine outcomes are typically ...
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