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Summary: What is Arbitration? Is Arbitration Better than Litigation? Why Choose Litigation Over Arbitration? Other Factors That Influence the Path to Arbitration vs. Litigation What is a Disadvantage of Arbitration? Differences Between Arbitration...

As is the case in many industries, legal professionals are well aware that time is money. The faster and more effectively you can complete historically time-consuming tasks, the more time you’ll have to spend building strong legal strategies and...

As a litigator, your clients expect unmatched trial skills, sophisticated business judgment, and proven strategic advice. Increased competition and high stakes matters require you to not only do it all, but to do it more efficiently than before, and more...

Millions of Americans this spring were eagerly awaiting daily TV news updates and refreshing social media feeds to stay on top of the latest developments in two high-drama lawsuits. The star litigants? In one case, it was a plaintiff who played a swashbuckling...

Save time and be confident your research is complete. There’s no question that litigation research can be challenging. From finding the proper terminology to combing through a myriad of resources in disparate systems, the process can be time-consuming...

By Geoffrey D. Ivnik, Esq. | Director of Marketing LexisNexis There are few professional oversights as damaging to a lawyer’s career as missing key legal precedent when representing a client. The legal news site Above the Law reported that a...

No matter the size of your firm – even those with thousands of attorneys on staff – litigation is complicated. For smaller firms, the challenges are magnified exponentially. Often working with limited resources, small and mid-sized firm...