Most people hear “lawsuit” and think chaos.
Stress. Drama. Destruction.
That’s because too many people see the fight and not the finish.
Litigation isn’t how chaos starts. It’s how you end it.
Consider this... 🧵
A University of Toronto political science professor has been placed on leave after making a social media post in which she said, “shooting is honestly too good for so many of you fascist c****”.
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@chrisdacey The guy has cameras trained on people's backyards and homes. It's excessive. I would bet the city's order was motivated by complaints of the neighbours more than anything else.
I see it all the time. Clients thinking that ignoring legal problems will make them go away. It never does.
In lawsuits, the only way out is through.
Don't hide from your problems, run towards them head on. Attack them with intensity.
"If you have to eat shit, don't nibble."
@nikitabier Going to do this. Insights will be tailored to subject matter of the litigation, advocacy, and trials. Will report back in six months. If you really don't want to look like a fool, you should tell the algo about me now.
The worst lawyers are always angry and always "on".
The best lawyers I know only turn it on when it matters. Ruthless on the record, only to share a laugh with you during a recess.
Rare breeds amongst the uptights of today.
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You don’t get sued over what’s clear.
You get sued over what’s assumed.
Startups and service providers move fast. But contracts that
move too fast bleed later.
Here’s how to bulletproof your agreements before they become Exhibit A.
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Contracts aren’t for when things go right. They’re for when it all goes wrong.
If you’re building real products, services, or partnerships, litigation risk is certain.
Smart drafting doesn’t avoid conflict. It wins it.
Draft for disagreement. That’s where leverage lives.
Labour arbitration isn’t casual.
It’s not an HR formality or a shop-floor gripe session.
It’s trial by combat in a compressed timeframe where every wasted minute weakens your position and increases cost.
Whether you are management or union side.
Here’s how to dominate from Day One:
Labour arbitration isn’t casual.
It’s not an HR formality or a shop-floor gripe session.
It’s trial by combat in a compressed timeframe where every wasted minute weakens your position and increases cost.
Whether you are management or union side.
Here’s how to dominate from Day One:
Arbitration is speed chess.
You either move with discipline, or you get outplayed by someone who does.
The first day isn’t the beginning. It’s the culmination of preparation.
Show up tactical. Show up sharp. Or don’t show up at all.