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If the other party breaches the contract, will my client be able to obtain pre-trial relief such as a temporary restraining order, a preliminary injunction, or a writ?
Alternatively, if the other party alleges breach by my client, is my client exposed to such pre-trial relief?
In any lawsuit, will my client be able to prevail by pre-trial motions such as demurrers, summary judgments, or similar federal court motions such as FRCP 12(b)(6) and 56?
What remedies will my client have in the event the other party becomes insolvent? What will happen to my client’s rights in bankruptcy court?
If the case proceeds to trial, what items of evidence will my client want to introduce? What evidence will my client want to exclude? How can we draft the contract to make sure extraneous and damaging evidence is excluded, and all beneficial evidence is introduced?
Does my client have a constitutional right to a jury trial? If so, is a jury trial beneficial to my client? If not, are my client’s interests best served by arbitration or mediation?
Because of the inherently complex nature of technology law, and because competent legal representation can make or break a technology firm, leading technology firms consider skilled legal representation as a strategic part of their business plan. Having skilled legal representation is every bit as important as having a brilliant and innovative engineering team.
Our blog here is a compilation of some of the published court opinions regarding technology issues. We look forward to discussing how careful legal advice will help your technology firm meet its goals.
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Saman Taherian
Lapin & Taherian
Attorneys At Law