Effective strategies for managing multiple parallel proceedings combine careful planning, centralized coordination and tactical use of procedural remedies: begin with a full mapping of all proceedings, applicable laws and timelines, then appoint a lead coordinating counsel supported by experienced local teams to ensure consistent pleadings, evidence and positions across forums; harmonize disclosure and confidentiality protocols, implement a written coordination plan (who files what, when, and why), and use tactical motions—stays, consolidation, anti-suit or anti-arbitration relief—where appropriate to minimize conflicting rulings; supplement litigation with targeted ADR or settlement talks to reduce exposure, phase work to control costs, and maintain real-time monitoring and transparent client reporting so the legal team can adapt quickly to developments and protect the client’s interests across all jurisdictions.
