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A Tax Guide for Plaintiffs Negotiating a Commercial Litigation Funding Agreement

Editors’ Note: This article is a follow-up to the authors’ series, Demystifying Commercial Litigation Finance, which in turn is based on their article, A Guide for Plaintiffs & Commercial Litigators Seeking Funding in the United States (the “Guide”).

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Making Mediation Work Before the Dispute Goes Back to Court

Editor’s Note: Most business disputes end in a deal, not a verdict. That is not a guess. Exposed to the full cost and unpredictability of litigation, the vast majority of […]

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Baruch Gottesman and the $50 Million Letter for an Account That Didn’t Exist

Editor’s Note: This article tells the story of a $23 million investor fraud and the federal malpractice lawsuit that followed– not against the con man, who is already in prison, […]

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The Valuation Gap: Why Litigation Demands a Different Model

In litigation, valuation is not an academic exercise. It is evidence under attack.

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When Marriage Becomes a Business Liability: Lessons from Celebrity Divorce Battles

Whether it’s reputational spillover, financial exposure, or ownership risk, marriage can directly impact the value and control of a business.

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Dispositive Motions: How Cases Are Won (or Lost) Before Trial

Understanding how dispositive motions work and when to use them is critical for anyone involved in litigation.

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Why Patent Reexaminations Are Experiencing a Resurgence

The resurgence in patent reexaminations reflects a convergence of procedural uncertainty, litigation pressures, evolving policy, and an appreciation for its strategic advantages.

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Trademark Damages Ask What the Infringer Made. They Should Ask What the Brand Lost.

Trademark damages often rely on infringer profits or lost sales; a better lens is how much revenue stems from misused brand value.

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Earnout Burnout: Drafting Earnout Agreements to Minimize Disputes Following the Sale of Private Companies

The interpretation of earnout provisions can lead to post-closing litigation. Consider these tips to reduce the risk of post-closing conflicts.

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Lost Profit Claims: Proving Business Damages

Lost profit damages are designed to compensate a business for the profits it would have earned if wrongful conduct had not occurred.

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