Tips For Avoiding Litigation

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March 16, 2006 by Dane Carlson | 1 Comment

Brit T. Brown of Beirne Maynard & Parsons, LLP:

In reality, litigation is merely one tool used to attain specific goals, which may be achieved more efficiently by other means. It is certainly not uncommon that part of a litigator’s job will include fully analyzing and evaluating a set of circumstances to determine whether they warrant litigation, or whether there may be more efficient alternatives, especially when working with a client’s in-house counsel.

Five Common Sense Ways to Avoid Litigation

[Follow] The Golden Rule

Improve Communications

Analyze your company’s historic performance to determine what activities typically result in getting you into litigation

Rapidly respond to potentially threatening developments in their earliest stages (i.e., don’t sit on it

Incorporate risk shifting and litigation alternative provisions into your business practices