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Trials, settlements, and arbitration. The plaintiff's perspective.

From a plaintiff's perspective, a jury trial and verdict are prepared for in every case. Experienced trial lawyers know, however, that it is preferable for both sides to reach an equitable compromise as to the value of a case, rather than risk the unknowns involved in a jury determination of a verdict. There are legal elements that require an independent analysis to determine whether a trial, settlement, or some form of arbitration is the appropriate strategy for a plaintiff to pursue.