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Notes on agentic litigation.
Short answers to the questions firms ask about agentic litigation, capacity, and the work lawyers keep.
Agentic litigationWhat is agentic litigation?Litigation that starts at the complaint, under the lawyer’s review. What that means, and what it changes.LitigationWhy attrition depends on human hoursAttrition works only while each new motion consumes the firm’s hours. Where those hours go, and what changes when the human work collapses.CapacityEvery motion you answer is a case you can’t take.Every motion the other side files is paid for in the firm’s own hours. What it costs, and which cases come back into range when the answer stops taking days.JudgmentWhat the lawyer keepsJudgment, strategy, client decisions, negotiation, depositions, hearings and trial: the work that stays with your lawyers.Recent Docket EntriesReal litigation, one pleading problem at a time.The filed complaint, the defense brief, a revised pleading, and a map of how the revision answers each point.
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