Until recently, Subway restaurants' legal department used a litigation database that was a lot like their signature cold cut combo sub without the toppings. It was serviceable, but it could be so much better, with just a little more attention to detail.
The old system identified legal matters by store number, and the legal department could access all the cases related to a particular store. But the detail was lacking. Sometimes a case name would be attached. Occasionally there was a short description of the case. But there was no consistency.
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