Litigation survival guide - part 8. Cost-effective litigation
18.03.09
Although litigation should always be conducted in a cost-effective manner, in periods of economic downturn this becomes increasingly more important. A party may not be able to afford to fund the litigation unless it can be concluded quickly and successfully.
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Key Contact
Davinia Gransbury, partner, +44 (0)121 685 2721, davinia_gransbury@wragge.com
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