Businesses today are getting sued more than ever before. A lawsuit can pop up almost any time and any place. A customer slips and falls at your store or office, an employee or customer complain, or competitor sends a demand letter. How do you protect yourself and your business?

If you’re not sure and you want to be prepared for an event that is bound to happen at least once during your business career, please join me for a complimentary teleseminar on September 30, 2009 at 8 pm Eastern (5 pm Pacific) when I’ll be interviewing Ms Kathy Lang, a member and practice department manager with the firm of Dickinson Wright in Detroit, Michigan, about what to do if you think you might get sued. (To get the dial in information, visit askthenononsenselawyer.com )

Ms Lang has been listed among the best lawyers in America and among Michigan’s Super Lawyers and she’s currently lead counsel for Ford Motor Company in pending lawsuit against an exclusive supplier to Ford with total claimed damages in excess of $5 billion.

One thing is for sure. Kathy understands litigation and she’s seen the inside of the courtroom many times in her distinguished career across a wide spectrum of industries and cases, including product liability litigation, trademarks, copyrights, and patents litigation, insurance litigation, as well as a wide range of industries. She knows what trips companies up.

Avoid costly trial and error by arming yourself in advance with knowledge that could save you money. Invest a few minutes now and sign up for this free program by visiting askthenononsenselawyer.com .

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