Norton Rose Fulbright today released its 15th annual litigation trends survey, and it’s got some good news for litigators: More organizations than ever before anticipate dispute volume to rise in the year ahead.

Of course, this may not be so wonderful for everyone else—conventional wisdom holds that litigation goes up when the economy goes down. Or as the report put it, the finding is “A major red flag, signaling the need to prepare for potentially turbulent times ahead.”

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