Assessment of position

If litigation is imminent or foreseeable, the strength of one’s position is crucial. Conducting a legal dispute involves considerable internal and external resources so that a prior risk analysis avoids surprises. Apart from the determination of the technical facts, the provability of errors plays a key role. The complainer should be able to reproduce errors to minimize the risk of being unable to produce proof. Another important component of risk reduction is the conclusive deduction of the target state from the agreements made. Depending on the tactical and strategic decisions to be made, it may be reasonable from an economic point of view to make a further attempt to reach an agreement before process support is sought.