Randolph Evans plans his litigation strategy the way General Dwight Eisenhower plotted his victory at D-Day.
"You define the win and you organize all your forces in a way to win. You don’t do it alone, but you bring in all the other generals. You manage the egos like he did Patton’s. Then you take a long look at the organization’s skills levels and then you take a hard look at what the strategy will look like from 30,000 feet, 10,000 feet, 1,000 feet, 100 feet and five feet.
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