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Nutter partners present “Taming the Beast: Successful Management of Complex Litigation”

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Several Nutter partners presented at New England Corporate Counsel Association’s (NECCA) seminar “Taming the Beast: Successful Management of Complex Litigation” on May 6. The seminar focused on ways for in-house counsel faced with complex litigation to develop a strategy to manage the process and control costs. Attendees learned the latest trends in venue selection, budget tracking, streamlining multi-counsel representation, and insurer relations. The presenters also drilled down into the special considerations for three prevalent complex litigation areas: product liability, intellectual property, and antitrust.

Presentations included:

Key Issues to Consider when Managing Complex Litigation

  • Selecting counsel 
  • Budgeting 
  • Managing the process

Michael A. Walsh, partner, Litigation

Product Liability – What to Do When Your Product (Allegedly) Causes Harm?

  • Managing coordinated national litigation 
  • Developing consistent expert themes 
  • Early case resolution vs. Trials

David L. Ferrera, chair of the Product Liability and Toxic Tort Litigation practice group

Antitrust - Anticipating the Issues

  • Costs of class certification 
  • Managing civil litigation with a pending criminal investigation 
  • Settlement strategy and litigation costs
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