12:00 pm – 1:30 pm ET

Getting to the Answer Faster: Framing the Problem Before You Start

If you start in the wrong place, everything that follows is inefficient. Many files run long not because the law is complex, but because the issue was not properly defined and analysis starts before the problem is properly narrowed.

Whether you are advising internally or externally, the focus is rarely on identifying every issue. It is on isolating what will drive the decision, and filtering out what will not.

Sharpen your judgment to determine what actually matters and to:

• Identify the issue that will drive the outcome, not just the issues that are present
• Distinguish between relevant complexity and distracting detail
• Avoid analysis that does not change the answer
• Align your thinking with how in-house counsel will evaluate the advice

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