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When team member candidates have had a history of lawsuits

Freeman Schultz
  • long island, NY
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One of the things that have been coming when putting together a team is how to screen candidates. Sometimes candidates have histories of lawsuits. Is that enough to disqualify them? Or is just bad luck? For instance, let say you are looking for someone to do a Phase 1 Environmental Assessment and one of the candidates has great references but is a defendant in a lawsuit. Should you ignore the lawsuit in hiring them or reject them?

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Freeman Schultz
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Maybe two or three.

What I have also noticed is that everyone gets sued at one point or another, even if they have an amazing track record. For instance, sometimes people get dragged into lawsuits that have nothing to to do with lawsuit itself but they were associated with the property so they get sued anyway.

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