Jun 6, 2018 | Business Litigation, Commercial Litigation, Labor & Employment
YOU’RE GOING TO TRIAL: WHAT DOES THAT MEAN? By Darryl J. Horowitt Most civil lawsuits end with a settlement. There is no trial. There are, nevertheless, some cases that do go to trial. For the litigants, however, “going to trial” is a nebulous subject. This article...
Apr 5, 2018 | Business Litigation, Intellectual Property law
Typically, the two most concerning provisions of cross border agreements is the arbitration and termination provisions. Often times, these agreements are not well thought out and disputes as to their content and enforceability are disputed. With regard to arbitration...
Dec 9, 2008 | Business Litigation, Collection & Creditor Rights, Commercial Litigation
Download a PDF of the article here By Darryl J. Horowitt In prior newsletters, we have discussed various collection tips that focus primarily on preventing collection problems before they start. But what happens when your customer calls you and, despite taking...
Jun 20, 2005 | Arbitration, Business Litigation, Commercial Litigation, Labor & Employment, Mediation, trial
Download the PDF of this article here By Darryl J. Horowitt As litigation becomes more expensive, clients look to more cost-effective means of resolving their disputes. This requires an evaluation of alternative dispute resolution, otherwise known as ADR. Alternative...