At some point in a general counsel’s career, this formula inevitably will kick in:
denied summary judgment + failed mediation = looming trial date
At some point in a general counsel's career, the combination of a denied summary judgment and a failed mediation will equal a looming trial date. What's a GC to do when the court coordinator calls and says, "Come pick a jury on Monday"? Attorney Michael P. Maslanka offers 10 rules, including: Don't try a case by accident; you can stumble into love but not into a trial; and, the decision to try a case must be deliberate.
October 03, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
At some point in a general counsel’s career, this formula inevitably will kick in:
denied summary judgment + failed mediation = looming trial date
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