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T EC H N O LO New Risks Every Litigator Should KnowEFiling or Failure W. Kelly Stewart and Jeffrey L. MillsWhile the repercussions of filing failure can be severe, protecting yourself and your clients

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1. Identify potential risks: Start by brainstorming and identifying potential risks that could impact your project, business, or organization. Consider both internal and external factors that could affect your goals and objectives.
2. Assess the likelihood and impact: Once you have identified the risks, assess their likelihood of occurring and the potential impact they could have. Use a risk assessment matrix or a similar tool to categorize the risks based on their probability and severity.
3. Prioritize risks: Prioritize the identified risks based on their level of significance and potential consequences. Focus on risks that have a high likelihood of occurring and a high impact on your project or organization.
4. Develop risk mitigation strategies: Once you have prioritized the risks, develop strategies to mitigate or minimize their impact. This could involve implementing preventive measures, creating contingency plans, transferring the risk to a third party, or accepting the risk.
5. Monitor and review: Risks are dynamic and can change over time. Continuously monitor and review the identified risks to ensure they are still relevant, and update the risk management plan accordingly. Regularly reassess the likelihood and impact of the risks and adjust the mitigation strategies as necessary.

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1. Project managers: Project managers need to identify and manage new risks to ensure the successful completion of projects. By anticipating and addressing potential risks, they can avoid delays, cost overruns, and other negative impacts on the project.
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5. Government agencies: Government agencies are responsible for identifying and managing risks that could impact public safety, security, or the economy. By understanding and addressing new risks, they can develop policies, regulations, and emergency response plans to protect citizens and critical infrastructure.

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New risks refer to potential threats or uncertainties that were not previously identified.

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