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ARTICLE · 04 SEPTEMBER 2016

Dispute resolution agenda: winning business litigation

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No business wants to be involved in litigation. Sometimes, however, there is no choice.

AustraliaLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration

No business wants to be involved in litigation. Sometimes, however, there is no choice.

In an increasingly complex and dynamic business environment, businesses must often consider preserving or pursuing legal rights. It may that a business has been sued, there is an important legal right at stake that must be strongly pursued, or the interests of the business or key individuals must be protected.

In these situations, deciding how to respond to litigation, or whether to start or continue litigation, is critical decision that must be carefully and properly considered. It is a judgment that must be frequently reviewed as the situation develops and should be made with the benefit of advisors who are practical, realistic and have experience in successfully navigating business litigation.

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