Defamation at the Super Bowl: “I want to perform their favorite song, but you know they love to sue.”
By Liz Hartsel During Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl performance, a moment of high anticipation was met with a surprising twist. Would he perform Not Like Us, the controversial diss track aimed at his rap rival, Drake? Or would he admit defeat in his ongoing rap battle with Drake and not perform his most popular song […]
Arbitration vs. Litigation: Considerations in Resolving Your Legal Dispute
By Cara Thornton As a litigator, my clients often ask me whether litigation or arbitration is faster and more cost-efficient for resolving a dispute and whether or not they should include an arbitration provision or other dispute resolution provision in their contract. The nature of your business, the likelihood (and frequency) that you may face […]
Unbundled Legal Representation: A Concept with Good Intentions but Big Challenges
By Fortis Litigation Team, Fortis Law Partners As litigation costs have skyrocketed in recent years, unbundled or limited scope representation has gained traction in the legal world. The concept, introduced by the Colorado Supreme Court in the late 90s, sets out an alternative to traditional full-service representation by providing an a la carte option where […]
What To Do When Your Business Gets Sued
By Michael Annerino Litigation can be a stressful experience for a business owner. In some cases, the attorney fees and damages a small business must pay during litigation can jeopardize the business’s future. With so much on the line, figuring out where to start can be daunting. However, understanding the right steps can help protect […]
Should Your Contract Include an Arbitration Clause? Exploring the Advantages of Arbitration
By Michael Annerino Arbitration clauses, often tucked away in the fine print of contracts, are powerful tools for resolving disputes efficiently and fairly. While they may not be as glamorous as other contract terms, they offer a number of advantages. Here are three reasons to consider including an arbitration clause: 1. Control Over the […]
Business Litigation on Contingency
By David Olsky Complex commercial litigation cases may not be the most common type of contingency cases, but they can be successful. Significant monetary damages can be won for people or companies who are facing unfair or challenging business situations but without the financial means to cover the upfront costs. There are attorneys willing to […]
