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"Using Litigation: Put out the client's lingering fires--permanently. Do that before you respond to the complaint."

This post was written by JD Hull: "Litigation puts a spotlight on things you can fix. Things you can fix now. The opportunities are endless--for both GCs and outside counsel--and you see them in every dispute filed.

Before he quit, the first time, our co-writer Holden Oliver wrote a piece in late 2006 we love called "The Art of 'Subsequent Remedial' Advice". The Point: if you are outside counsel, or even inside counsel, and "do" litigation, you are presented with all manner of improvements and changes a good client can and should make to its operations right away..."

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Source: What About Clients? 26 October 2010. © 2005-2010 John Daniel Hull, reproduced with permission of the author.

Full post as published by Stark County Law Library Blawg on October 28, 2010 (boomark / email).