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Notes: Litigating legal disputes generally involves a lot of risk with little , if any, reward. Even minor lawsuits can drag on for years and swoly erode any remaining good will between the litigants. Court statistics show that only a small percentage of law suits are actually decided in court. The vast majority up end being settled otherwise. So the idea of having one's "day in court" is largely a misconception, and an expensive one at thatRelated records: En: Risk management. - New York. - nº 2, February 2004 ; p. 16-19Materia / lugar / evento: Juicios Litigios Costes económicos Gerencia de riesgos Secondary titles: Título: Risk management
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Staying out of court