Taking the high road rather than getting vengence

July 22nd, 2009

I recently had a six-month long unpleasant experience. Someone used proprietary information of ours for financial gain. I would not take the person to court but I did strive for binding arbitration and the person refused. I firmly believe sometimes when a wrong can’t be righted it best to just let it be and go on. Court cases are such negative experiences they’re usually not worth the agony.

One Response to “Taking the high road rather than getting vengence”

  1. James Weaver says:

    I totally agree about avoiding taking people to court–generally the lawyers are the only ones that really win when you consider all the headaches, cost, and distraction. Try for a peaceful settlement and then move on to something more positive, like growing your business.

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