In my last job, the biggest challenge I faced was managing a complex cross-border litigation case that involved multiple jurisdictions and conflicting legal principles. The case was intricate, involving numerous parties from different countries, each with its own legal background, regulations, and procedural rules. This complexity posed a significant logistical and strategic challenge in coordinating legal efforts. Ensuring compliance with various legal standards and developing a coherent litigation strategy was very difficult. The outcome was ultimately successful, but achieving this required multifaceted approach, I resolved the problem through several key strategies which involved collaboration, where we spearheaded the formation of an international legal team, bringing together experts from relevant jurisdictions. This ensured that we had comprehensive legal expertise and local knowledge, which was critical for navigating the complexities of the case. Communication. We prioritized clear and efficient communication among team members, leveraging technology to facilitate regular meetings and updates. This was vital in ensuring that everybody was aligned and could collaborate effectively despite the geographical distances. And of course, we adopted a very pragmatic research and analysis, where I led an extensive research effort to understand the legal frameworks and procedures in each jurisdiction involved. This rigorous analysis was crucial in identifying potential legal challenges and opportunities for us, for our case. And of course, strategic planning. We utilized the insights and gain from our research and collaboration. I developed a strategic litigation plan that accounted for a different legal environment. This plan included a detailed approach to filing procedures, evidence collection, and arguments to ensure consistency and compliance with cross jurisdictions. And then of course, adaptability. Throughout the case, I maintained a flexible approach, adapting our strategies in response to new developments and information. This adaptability was key in navigating.