Chapter § 2.12 Conclusion

• Jurisdiction: United States
• Publication year: 2020

§ 2.12 Conclusion

Litigation is not an exact science, and even the best plaintiff’s attorney cannot predict every pitfall that a case may present. Identifying the overall objective of the case at the outset, however, allows careful consideration of whether that objective can be met through initiating a lawsuit. By carefully and continuously assessing its case from all perspectives, a plaintiff is better-positioned to seize opportunities and respond to obstacles. In this regard...