The business plan to manage high-damage liability lawsuits.
The material in this article is based on the concept of a business plan. Commonly used by business organizations, a business plan is a written document that provides the blueprint for development of a business concept, such as a product or a service. It includes a description of the business idea itself and an explanation of how the originators of the idea will develop the idea into a money-making venture. The development aspect of the business plan is known as a strategy. As applied to managing lawsuits, a business plan may also be defined as a blueprint. What is described here demonstrates how the elements or components of a business plan may be adapted to gain advantages in active litigation, particularly in high-damage cases. In order for their working relationship to be most effective, both defense counsel and client should follow the methodology outlined in this article.
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