Unpredictable

The Unpredictable blog, published by Becker Glynn Muffly Chassin & Hosinski LLP, focuses on practical aspects of litigation and dispute resolution. It covers topics such as discovery strategies including document requests and interrogatories, enforcement of judgments, arbitration particularly international commercial arbitration, and analysis of recent court decisions. The blog discusses procedural nuances, client management during discovery, and strategic considerations in litigation and arbitration. It also provides commentary on how courts interpret arbitration agreements, defamation claims, and releases. The content reflects the firm's expertise in commercial litigation, arbitration, and related procedural law.

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I still identify as a mediation skeptic, but I feel better about it now than I did when I first wrote about the subject in early 2021. With the benefit of five more years of commercial dispute resolution, I decided…

Lithuania is not just famous for beautiful castles, folk music, and farmhouse beer.  It is also a technology capital, economic power, and home to about three million people.  And so of course it is home to commercial disputes.  I have long…

Real estate involves esoteric rules, intricate contracts, huge amounts of money, and tough businesspeople.  No wonder it is a frequent source of litigation.  Many litigators focus on real estate practice:  One reason is there is a community of people in…

People have been living in Lebanon for over seven thousand years. It is home to Muslims and Christians, as well as leaders in trade and culture. And so obviously it has been home to some disputes. I have always wanted…

It’s been a few years since my first set of posts about document productions in discovery. With some additional experience and some new technology available, I share some additional thoughts:

  • Different litigants have different standards for formality in document production.

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Litigation is often about money.  It could be that the defendant stole money or failed to pay money as promised.  Or the defendant did some bad thing and the plaintiff wants her to pay money to compensate for it.  But…

Although my friends never tell me their thoughts about Liechtenstein, I assume they must have some. They may wonder if they speak German (they do) or if they have debt (they do not). But if my friends are anything like…