You think you are a reasonable person. You know the reasonable and fair price of everything—or you did at the end of 2019, before 2020's COVID, before 2021's supply chain/inflation, and before Russia's 2022 war on Ukraine. As experienced litigators in 2019 and before, we either pushed or resisted the pace of discovery in a relatively reasonable manner. We participated in mandatory non-binding arbitration with a mixture of hope and reticence. We sometimes relied on experienced and retired trial judges to convince our respective clients of value, and we could ultimately turn to a jury of peers to find the true value of the case. With those mechanical gears rusty or broken, we need to go electric. We need to understand that our context has changed and reinvigorate our sense of pace, and upwardly adjust the concept of value. Don't walk away yet—whether you litigate or not, what you think is reasonable is important.