Early Case Assessment video
The first-day documents become a litigation decision tree: every probability with its evidence, the expected value and a settlement range at the root, and a cited memo the partner signs. 1:14
What the film shows
Scores a new dispute on merits, exposure and cost from the first documents, for partners
Agents read the first-day documents, map every claim to its elements with the documents that help and hurt, pull the judge's grant rates, propose every branch probability with its evidence and roll the tree back to an expected value and a settlement range. The partner overrides any estimate with a reason, the tree and the memo follow, and she signs.
Transcript
- Early Case Assessment scores a new dispute on merits, exposure and cost, for partners.
- Clients want a candid view before funding almost three years of litigation.
- A distributor sues our client for six point eight million.
- Agents read nineteen hundred documents and map every claim.
- Each claim is scored, with documents that help and hurt.
- Seven outcomes, worth minus two point one million on average.
- Every probability shows its evidence and the judge's record.
- Imogen reads a cited email and lowers summary judgment from forty-five to thirty.
- The root moves to minus two point nine million; the range follows.
- Imogen signs the memo on day three, every claim tied to evidence.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens and governance on one platform.
The narration as written for the film. Captions are on the player.