Litigation
Oct. 18, 2001
Big Deal
Cutting clients' losses by settling lawsuits during unproductive discovery is sometimes a good strategy. It could protect them from catastrophic damages at trial, as Brentwood attorney Joseph P. Wohrle discovered last year in one of California's biggest qui tam cases filed since the enactment of Insurance Code Section 1871.7 in 1993.
Cutting clients' losses by settling lawsuits during unproductive discovery is sometimes a good strategy. It could protect them from catastrophic damages at trial, as Brentwood attorney Joseph P. Wohrle discovered last year in one of California's biggest qui tam cases filed since the enactment of Insu...
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