Business Litigation

When a company receives a subpoena, a few questions usually come to mind immediately – Is the company at risk? Do we need to respond? Who is going to pay for our employees’ time lost responding to the subpoena? The first question is very fact-dependent and requires a case-by-case analysis. We addressed the second question in our September edition of

If your client has been served with a third-party subpoena, numerous considerations should be analyzed when determining how to respond. Your firm or your clients must balance the legal obligations associated with responding to a subpoena and the desire to protect proprietary or confidential information as well as understanding the implications for reputation and stakeholder trust. Here, we explore the