Business Litigation Attorney in Oakdale, Minnesota

What is your approach to business litigation matters?

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with business litigation what we like to
do from the start is
find out what a win means to that
business is it staying
out of litigation or trying to reach an
early resolution such that employees or
customers may not become embroiled
within the litigation is it needing to
set an example for instance in a
non-compete case that this business is
going to
enforce
its non-competes and protect its
business but we need to understand what
it means for that business to to have a
successful outcome to win
in that litigation and then that can
drive the approach going forward because
for every business
what constitutes a win
changes and it might change
even within that business based on
the employee involved or the customer
involved or the circumstances we take
that time to understand what it means
for that business to quote unquote when
and build our approach and how to
successfully handle that litigation for
it

Oakdale, MN commercial litigation attorney Brandon Schwartz discusses his approach to business litigation. He explains that in business litigation, their approach from the outset is to determine what a “win” looks like for the business. Is it avoiding litigation altogether, or reaching an early resolution so that employees or customers aren’t drawn into the dispute? Or is it setting a precedent—for example, in a non-compete case, demonstrating that the business will enforce its agreements and protect its interests? Understanding what constitutes a successful outcome for each business guides the strategy moving forward. Since the definition of a win can vary from business to business—and even within the same business depending on the employee, customer, or circumstances—they take the time to clearly define the goal and build a litigation approach designed to achieve it.

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