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What to do if your business is sued?
What to do if your business is sued?
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Lawyers quickly and ask them, ‘Have you handled this type of case before?’ If the lawsuit has not been filed yet, maybe the lawyer can get involved to try to negotiate a resolution or settlement before litigation starts. If litigation has ensued, ask the lawyer what the strategy would be in defending the case. Ask the lawyer, ‘Do you know the lawyers on the other side? Are you familiar with the court and the judge in this case? What are the risks of prolonged litigation, and is there a concern for any criminal liability or any parallel proceedings that might occur, either involving licensure or the U.S. Attorney’s office or State Attorney’s office?
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Palm Harbor, FL business litigation attorney Robert D. Eckard shares his advice for someone who is facing a business lawsuit. He explains that when contacting lawyers regarding your case, it is important to ask them a few key questions. If the lawsuit has not been filed yet, inquire whether the lawyer can engage in negotiation or settlement discussions before initiating litigation. If litigation is already in progress, ask the lawyer about their defense strategy. Find out if they are familiar with the opposing lawyers, the court, and the presiding judge. It is also essential to understand the potential risks associated with prolonged litigation. Additionally, inquire whether there are concerns about criminal liability or the possibility of parallel proceedings involving licensure, the U.S. Attorney’s Office, or the State Attorney’s Office. Gathering this information will help you assess the lawyer’s experience and determine the best course of action for your case.
