tag Dispute Resolution 
CARET Legal
AUGUST 30, 2024
Clients now demand real-time updates, clear cost projections, and rapid resolution of their cases, putting additional pressure on legal teams to optimize their processes. The economic impact of prolonged dispute resolution in high-value cases cannot be overstated. Traditional methods of case management are falling short.
CARET Legal
SEPTEMBER 26, 2024
Software like CARET Legal supports document sorting, tagging, and retrieval, making it easy to manage and locate documents quickly. The reporting tools embedded in many arbitration software analyze data across cases, identify common patterns, and inform decisions that lead to favorable resolutions in arbitration.
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CARET Legal
SEPTEMBER 20, 2024
Claims professionals should always be looking for resolution opportunities and should discuss the benefits and drawbacks of settlement versus continued litigation with the insured. Clear, regular communication prevents misunderstandings and conflicting interpretations, reducing the chances of disputes arising as cases progress.
LawSites
NOVEMBER 30, 2023
In 2021, we launched our most successful ILTA and closed so many, with Damien amplifying our patent-pending pleading tags, and setting industry standards. In 2019, Fastcase secured its first major enterprise deal and we knew we had a winning repeatable model. When our biggest firm hit 1000 users, Docket Alarm was a sure bet.
Broadcast Law Blog
OCTOBER 25, 2010
Future streaming royalties would not be set by the Copyright Royalty Board but by a legislatively ordered rate court - presumably a US District Court similar to that which hears royalty disputes for ASCAP and BMI. Issues that will need resolution. How is gross revenue defined? How are stations that are part talk and part music treated?
Broadcast Law Blog
MARCH 24, 2009
Alternatively, Congress might have to intervene to resolve the whole issue and, if it was to do that, would Congress simply ratify the current decision, or would there be new considerations that would affect any Congressional resolution? The issue raises many questions, and we'll just have to wait to see what the resolution will be.
Broadcast Law Blog
MARCH 24, 2009
Alternatively, Congress might have to intervene to resolve the whole issue and, if it was to do that, would Congress simply ratify the current decision, or would there be new considerations that would affect any Congressional resolution? The issue raises many questions, and we'll just have to wait to see what the resolution will be.
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