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John McConnell Authors Article on Risk Reduction for Security Magazine

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John McConnell Authors Article on Risk Reduction for Security Magazine

September 21, 2023
John M. McConnell

John McConnell, partner and vice chair of the firm’s Business and Commercial practice group, has authored an article titled “Four Strategies for Reducing Security Company Risks” for Security Magazine.

John’s piece discusses staffing at security checkpoints —which by their very nature often present significant risk and liability since a degree of physical contact is often involved — and provides security company leaders with best practices to mitigate risks.

“While the elements of unpredictability and split-second decisions are part of security work, they also present potential and significant risk for security companies,” John said.

The article also highlights practices to help prevent long drawn-out litigation and resolve lawsuits in as quick and efficient manner.

“Litigation is costly, especially when it drags on over an extended period,” John said.  “Security leaders want a resolution, not more discovery and depositions.”

READ THE ARTICLE HERE: “Four Strategies for Reducing Security Company RisksSecurity Magazine, September 15, 2023

MORE ABOUT GOLDBERG SEGALLA’S JOHN MCCONNELL

John M. McConnell, vice chair of the firm’s Business and Commercial Group, is a trusted counselor to Fortune 500 companies and other publicly traded corporations, renowned for his record of success in high-stakes litigation and his acumen in motion practice and trial advocacy. John’s clients include major banking and financial services companies, government entities, hospitality companies, large national real estate development and management companies, construction companies, product manufacturers, and publicly traded retailers. Clients turn to John for his aggressive and frequently novel use of motion practice to dismiss claims and favorably resolve disputes without protracted litigation—particularly valuable to large national companies with complex risk-management demands and sensitivity to litigation spending.