For Financial Officers

Business financial officers already have enough headaches without the added burden of unpredictable and poorly controlled litigation expenses. It is inevitable that legal disputes will arise periodically, but law firms are notoriously unable to accurately budget for litigation costs. Legal fees can vary widely from month to month and the total cost and duration of litigation in the public courts is inherently unpredictable.  A better system for resolving legal disputes is desperately needed and now a more manageable system is finally available.

Comprehensive Adjudication provides a more thoroughly analyzed and expertly decided resolution to nearly any legal dispute. It is designed to mathematically guarantee a reduction of litigation costs by 50% or more.  Total legal fees are capped at the beginning of the process and can be paid in equal installments.

Instead of each party paying separate outside counsel to subpoena and review the same evidence, attend the same witness depositions, appear at the same pretrial court hearings, and examine the same trial witnesses, the parties split the cost of hiring a single, neutral Adjudicator to perform all the necessary work.  The parties jointly interview recommended Adjudicator candidates and jointly select one to search for the law and evidence that supports the claimants as well as the defendants, before expeditiously resolving the case in an enforceable written decision.

The result is a more reliably decided outcome obtained through a more cost-efficient process.  Financial officers should feel free to contact a Comprehensive Adjudication provider directly or urge their in-house counsel to seriously consider this alternative dispute resolution option.  At your request, a Comprehensive Adjudication provider will contact your business’s legal adversary and determine their interest in a more efficient and cost-effective alternative dispute resolution system.

If your company is now facing a legal dispute and you would like to explore the possibility of resolving it through Comprehensive Adjudication instead of an extended court battle, click here to submit an inquiry. You will receive a prompt response from CASES Dispute Resolution providing you with an opportunity to discuss your company’s Comprehensive Adjudication options. At your company’s  request, CASES will:

• Contact your company’s legal adversary to determine whether an agreement to use Comprehensive Adjudication can be reached. 
• Suggest highly-credentialed candidates who could be selected as the neutral Adjudicator that will thoroughly investigate and decide the dispute. 
• Arrange for joint interviews and selection of an Adjudicator candidate. 
• Host regular joint status conferences between the Adjudicator and all parties to the dispute. 
• Monitor the Adjudication proceedings. 

Additional Resources