Amicable resolution: preparing the discussion | Cabinet ATTIVI
Clarify what is agreed and what remains disputed.
Set out each party’s requests and the basis of the disagreement. A factual summary helps distinguish evidence, commercial interests and communication difficulties.
Settlement depends on the case and the parties’ willingness. Counsel can assess proposals, their effect and risks. Settlement discussions do not remove the need to check possible deadlines.
Keep proposals and identify agreed and outstanding matters. An agreement should be reviewed before signature in light of its effect and context.
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