Legal claims: liability or asset?

Resource type: Legal update: archive

Status: Published on 29-Jul-2008

Jurisdiction: United Kingdom

Legal proceedings are often perceived as costly, time consuming and generally a distraction from core business. Consequently, companies with viable claims forego the chance of recovering damages rather than engaging in litigation or arbitration. Claims are rarely viewed positively. But should this be the case?
Sam Eastwood, Richard Blann and Ben Bruton, Norton Rose LLP

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  • Resource ID: 1-382-8643
  • Published: 29-Jul-2008
  • Products:  PLC Magazine (UK), PLC UK Commercial, PLC UK Corporate, PLC UK Dispute Resolution, PLC UK Law Department, PLC UK Public Sector
    • Series: Briefing
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