Litigation & Arbitration
Jan. 24, 2024
New Year’s resolutions for litigation readiness
New Year’s resolutions can extend to making sure your company is well-prepared for litigation, or if already mired in litigation, consider a reset to ensure the best outcomes and most efficient use of resources.
Laura Kabler Oswell
Partner
Sullivan & Cromwell LLP
Phone: (650) 461-5600
Email: kablerl@sullcrom.com
New Year’s resolutions need not always be centered around the gym, a burgeoning cooking hobby, or DIY project that’s been on the to-do list. The new year is also a good time to revisit and revise approaches to potential litigation threats: to develop a discipline that will likely save time and money if and when litigation arises, or to reorient litigation that is ongoing. The steps below are relatively low-cost and can be implemented by either a plaintiff or defendan...
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