All too often managers and executives act like deer caught in headlights when faced with a potential lawsuit.  It often ends the same way.  Bam! 

Fall is coming and it’s almost deer hunting season.  While litigation isn’t seasonal, the opportunity to hear super lawyer Kathy Lang tell you how to avoid being litigation road kill is. 

Kathy Lang is a member and practice development manager at the law firm of Dickinson Wright in Detroit, Michigan and an experienced litigator.  She’s been named a super lawyer and she has seen first hand what can go wrong when companies squander the precious time between being threatened with a suit and receipt of the formal complaint. 

Don’t let this happen to you.  Join me for this complimentary teleseminar on September 30, 2009 at 8pm Easter (5pm Pacific) when I’ll be interviewing Kathy Lang about what what businesses can do if they think they’re going to be sued.

Visit Ask the No Nonsense Lawyer to learn more about the program and submit your own question — maybe it will be one of the ones I ask Kathy on the 30th.

“See” you then.

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