Business disputes involving closely held companies, partnerships, shareholders, and informal business arrangements often present complex questions of ownership, governance, financial rights, and available remedies. This 60-minute CLE introduces the Napkin Litigation® Framework, a four-phase methodology for evaluating and litigating business disputes: Protect & Audit, Test Governance, Integrate Strategy, and Recover & Stabilize.
Learning Objectives
Through practical litigation examples, participating attorneys will learn to:
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