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{{t|Litigation}}: A fancy name for the [[complaints department]].  
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At least, you’d better hope that’s all it is, because the alternative: that the counterparty with whom you pledge your business is so active in its pursuit of legal action against its clients that it employs people on a full-time basis to do that for it — suggests either it is a poor judge of client, or it does bad business: either it sells pups or misleads about its intentions when getting into bed.
At least, you’d better hope that’s all it is, because the alternative the counterparty with whom you pledge your business is so active in its pursuit of legal action against its clients that it employs people on a full-time basis to do that for it — suggests either it is a poor judge of clients, or it does bad business: either it sells pups or misleads about its intentions when getting into bed.


Neither approach befits a [[good egg]].
Neither approach befits a [[good egg]].


{{Seealso}}
====Litigation as financialisation====
Litigation is a good example of the difference between the [[The map and the territory|map and the territory]], and the [[financialisation]] of commerce.
 
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*''[[Bonum ovum esse]]''

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Litigation: A fancy name for the complaints department.

At least, you’d better hope that’s all it is, because the alternative — the counterparty with whom you pledge your business is so active in its pursuit of legal action against its clients that it employs people on a full-time basis to do that for it — suggests either it is a poor judge of clients, or it does bad business: either it sells pups or misleads about its intentions when getting into bed.

Neither approach befits a good egg.

Litigation as financialisation

Litigation is a good example of the difference between the map and the territory, and the financialisation of commerce.

See also