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Litigators: Hot new survey

Rees Morrison posts a collection of great pieces about Fulbright & Jaworski’s Second Annual Litigation Trends Survey:

• Time-to-resolution by lawsuit type -- usually well less than a year
• Percentage of trials that go to verdict -- 40% in U.S.
• Adversarial proceedings in a year against large companies (lawsuits, arbitrations, and regulatory)
• Large companies suing -- in any given year a quarter do not
• Large companies and the number of lawsuits they face; litigation case loads
• Dubious data from Fulbright's litigation survey: 0.53% of revenue on average spent on litigation

Posted by Laurel Newby on October 27, 2005 at 12:22 PM | Permalink | TrackBack (0)

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