Posted on July 30, 2008 by Victoria Pynchon

Change Your Definition of Winning?

Change your definition of “winning” to include the business perspective. “Winning for the business” may not mean victory in a trial but preserving management time and protecting the business’s reputation and brand.  From Early Case Assessment from Seagate Services.

Seagate is selling an e-discovery product (reason number one for leaving commercial litigation now -- e-discovery).  But the quote above nails my own attitude toward resolving complex commercial disputes.

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John DeGroote - November 17, 2008 6:47 PM

Vickie--

Thanks for posting on an important topic -- one that doesn't get enough attention. I have linked to this post and added a few thoughts of my own at http://www.settlementperspectives.com/2008/11/better-docket-management-through-early-case-assessments-ecas-part-v/.

Thanks again--

John DeGroote

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