Wigington & Smith Blog

Seeking Restitution: SCOTUS Rules on Reimbursement for Investigation Expenses

Businesses must be aware of the legal mechanism through which reimbursement is sought for investigation expenses.

The P.I.P.E. Business Strategy: Preserve Insurance Policies Eternally

Preserving insurance policies and timely notification to insurers of claims can prevent or reduce legal expenses.

Bad Faith Sanctions: How Insurance Companies May Be Held Accountable for Reckless Investigations

Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, policyholders submitting claims need to be on the lookout for missteps by their insurance companies.

Defense Contingency: Creative Cap for Legal Fees

Considering more creative fee structures can help companies protect their business goals when unexpected litigation arises.

Protect Your Company's Market: Stop Competitors' False Advertising

Businesses can stop their competitors from using misleading and false statements in the sales process.

Commercial Tenants: Frustration May Help With Rent

When businesses are ordered to close or limit operations, or when being open is worthless, rent payments under leases may be excused.

Time is Money: The Failure to Proactively Screen Legal Counsel May Cost a Business Both

Waiting until a legal need arises to choose counsel is a risk because retaining the wrong attorney can be costly.

Coronavirus Collections: Getting Paid in a Declining Market

Now is the time to implement strategies that will help your business get paid and protect your business.