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: What About Clients?A new era of credit market Mega-Litigation?
By Dan Hull
According to Lord Falconer, the UK's former Lord Chancellor (the current one is Jack Straw), a kind of "mega-litigation" born of the global credit crisis is coming to a forum near you. Last month in London, following the Lehman Brothers bankruptcy filing, Falconer said before the Legal Week Litigation Forum: ?There is going to be litigation on a scale that we have not seen before.? Resist the urge to salivate but do see Justin Patten's Human Mediation.
Full post as published by What About Clients? on October 16, 2008 (boomark / email).
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