Your suspicions are confirmed: commercial litigation has been on the decline for the last eight years. Who is grabbing the biggest pieces of the shrinking pie?
August 03, 2017 at 10:37 PM
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Your suspicions are confirmed: commercial litigation has been on the decline for the last eight years.
In its first report analyzing commercial litigation trends, legal analytics expert Lex Machina found the number of federal lawsuits between two or more business entities for breach of contract and business torts has steadily dropped since 2009.
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