Litigation Strategy and Case Evaluation
Strategy and Planning
The analysis defines the target resolution path, the acceptable range, the decision points, and the information that would alter the assessment. It is developed early and revised as the case progresses.
It addresses both settlement and trial paths.
Alternative Names:
Resolution Strategy Analysis|Exit Planning
Why it Matters?
Cases drift toward trial without an articulated exit path, and momentum rather than decision then determines the outcome, which is how matters that should have settled reach verdict. Defining the conditions under which trial becomes the right path is as important as defining the settlement range. The analysis also identifies the leverage points where resolution is most achievable, typically after dispositive motion rulings and expert disclosure.
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What happens without an exit path?
Where is resolution most achievable?
