Perspective
Aug. 16, 2013
A CEO's guide to the nuts and bolts of litigation defense
The worst wounds in litigation are self-inflicted; this is not the time to be impulsive or to overreact. By Robert E. Gipson
The last thing you want to see is a copy of a complaint filed against your company. However, this does happen to CEOs in every industry on a daily basis. If and when material litigation is filed against your company, consider the key points below to help you successfully meet the challenges of litigation:
1. Initial response. Take the complaint seriously, but do not overreact and do not let those around you over react. <...
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