Fact finding and asset recovery in the economic crisis
Kroll Consulting argues that the current economic climate has made business relationships more complex and outlines steps for companies to perform future litigation, defend asset bases and position themselves for the future.
The current economic crisis has stricken many of our clients like no other calamity in anyone's memory. During other upheavals a company's response was to assert its rights quickly by bringing legal action when it believed it had suffered from the actions or inactions of others, or to seize opportunities it saw in the market.
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