Judicial actions pertain only to those cases in which a firm finds itself the defendant and not to those in which it initiates legal action as a component of a nonmarket strategy.

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Judicial actions can involve a firm either as a defendant or as a plaintiff. When a firm initiates legal action as part of a nonmarket strategy, it is using the judicial system proactively to achieve its objectives, not just defensively.

Judicial Actions Pertain Only to Those Cases in Which a Firm