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It isn't wise for a business to assume that a lawsuit is frivolous or inappropriate, or to ignore a lawsuit based on that assumption.
Don't Let Lawsuit Avoidance Cause Other Legal and Business Issues
No matter how skilled and experienced your lawyer may be, you cannot hope for the best possible outcome if that lawyer is working from skewed, incorrect, unsubstantiated, or incomplete information.
Several years ago, publicly recording Wills or other estate planning instruments was simply the way things were accomplished. Even today, many people automatically assume that the first step after creating an estate plan is to have it placed on the public record and recorded with their local county recorder. I will still have individuals come to my firm with this assumption because of something they either heard from older family members or read on the Internet. However, times have changed, and so has current thought on estate planning best practices. These days, very few estate plan documents are recorded, and for good reason. Let's examine why recording an estate plan is not only unnecessary but might even cause problems.
I often inform perspective clients that representation by an attorney/law firm is a two-way street. The client needs the attorney’s professional insights …
Frivolous or Not, Every Lawsuit Requires Attention
It isn’t wise for a business to assume that a lawsuit is frivolous or inappropriate, or to ignore a lawsuit based on that assumption.
Successful Companies Will Get Sued
Don’t Let Lawsuit Avoidance Cause Other Legal and Business Issues
Garbage In, Garbage Out
No matter how skilled and experienced your lawyer may be, you cannot hope for the best possible outcome if that lawyer is working from skewed, incorrect, unsubstantiated, or incomplete information.
Why Recording an Estate Plan Isn’t a Good Idea
Several years ago, publicly recording Wills or other estate planning instruments was simply the way things were accomplished. Even today, many people automatically assume that the first step after creating an estate plan is to have it placed on the
Dos and Don’ts of Developing an Attorney/Client Relationship
I often inform perspective clients that representation by an attorney/law firm is a two-way street. The client needs the attorney’s professional insights and skills in handling his or her case, and at the same time, the attorney sincerely wants to
