The lawsuit you thought would settle didn't, and the judge won't give you a continuance. You're headed out the door to a rural courtroom, without easy access to even a Radio Shack. A panel of experts offers advice on what are the most important steps to take.
August 20, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Q: The lawsuit you thought would settle didn’t,and the judge won’t give you a continuance.You’re headed out the door to a rural courtroom,without easy access to even a Radio Shack. What are themost important steps to take?
A. Like any good scout, be prepared. Have a networkin a shipping box with phones, wired and wirelessnetworking, a VPN concentrator, firewall and a smallshared server, ready to ship at a moment’s notice.
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