Every day, headlines flash with legal battles: corporations suing rivals, being sued by employees, probed by regulators, or exposed by whistleblowers. To most, it all looks like routine legal noise — complicated, dry, and forgettable.

But what if those lawsuits weren't just legal hiccups... but part of the business plan?

23 Lawsuits the Company Did On Purpose pulls back the curtain on a darker truth: many corporate lawsuits aren't accidents — they're engineered. Designed. Weaponized.

This isn't a book about justice. It's a behind-the-scenes look at how companies use litigation as a deliberate strategy to:

Inside, you'll find 23 real-world tactics, schemes, and case studies that reveal how litigation is often less about law and more about leverage.

Whether you're an entrepreneur, investor, journalist, or just someone who wants to understand the high-stakes theater behind corporate lawsuits, this is your ultimate guide to the lawsuits companies don't just survive — they plan.

Enter the boardroom. Step into the courtroom. And discover the playbook.