Common use of Early Case Assessment Clause in Contracts

Early Case Assessment. Refers to the initial analysis of (a) the strengths and weaknesses of Citizens position in a given case based on the known and available evidence and the applicable law; (b) available defenses; (c) the anticipated costs of the case; (d) the potential exposure (or recovery); and, (e) early settlement opportunities. The Early Case Assessment is an important component of the litigation process, but may also be necessary in non-litigated matters.

Appears in 25 contracts

Samples: Service Agreement, Legal Services Agreement, Legal Services Agreement

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