When is the best time to retain a litigation consultant?

If several of the following statements describe your case, your client will benefit from our services in the pre-discovery and discovery phases of litigation.  Bear in mind that retaining a consultant early in the case development process does not have to be an extensive commitment resources, but it could pay huge dividends. 

1. Your client needs a better understanding of the trial venue.

1. Your client is considering early resolution of the dispute and you need a case assessment from a jury’s perspective.

1. You need to develop case themes to guide the discovery process.

1. You have to select a 30(b)(6) witness from two or more candidates.

1. You have concerns about your client’s corporate image or the effects of media publicity on juror attitudes.

1. You are faced with a strategic decision about whether to concede liability.

1. Your case involves a viable claim for punitive damages.