Commentary by Mark A. Romance
Every piece of litigation has a game changer: A lost witness suddenly found. A video depicting the scene of the accident. A “smoking gun” memo found on the eve of trial.
Mark Romance, a shareholder with Richman Greer in Miami, says using a forensic computer expert from the beginning of litigation can help identify a game changer early on, leading to an earlier, and more favorable, resolution.
February 15, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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Commentary by Mark A. Romance
Every piece of litigation has a game changer: A lost witness suddenly found. A video depicting the scene of the accident. A “smoking gun” memo found on the eve of trial.
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