It’s no secret that litigation is expensive. The cost and time involved in taking a case to trial is one of the reasons most cases settle before trial. That fact begs the question of just when to settle, if at all, and when should a case proceed to trial? We spoke with two seasoned attorneys about their takes on these age-old legal questions.
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Attorney Bill Mitchell of Cruzer Mitchell, author of “The Disruptive Lawyer’s Little Black of Litigation Management,” has become well known for his nontraditional approach to litigation. He is a proponent of early, efficient settlement.