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Pricing Trial Risk - Award (Df)
Award Uncertainty ±: 100 $M
Award Uncertainty ±: 100 $M
OptiSettle is a proprietary software application developed by SettlementAnalytics to advise clients involved in high value commercial litigation on claim valuation, settlement optimisation and litigation risk analysis [More]
OptiSettle™ functionality includes legal claim optimization and simulation technology and facilitates comprehensive model-driven economic legal analytics of individual cases and legal claim portfolios.
Screenshots of OptiSettle in action. Registered Visitors can click the link above to take a closeup look at OptiSettle’s user interface.
We introduce the idea of a term structure to litigation valuation and settlement pricing. In this white paper we examine the topology of legal disputes in three dimensions and explore issues of time decay, or ‘litigation theta’.
High risk legal disputes often involve multiple dimensions of trial uncertainty. Modelling techniques that correctly aggregate and reflect their compound nature are essential to the accurate measure of claim value and the optimisation of legal decision-making. [More]
Every litigation settlement offer involves risk. We use Monte Carlo simulation to quantitatively explore the risk profile of competing settlement offers. Clients are able to tailor litigation settlement strategy to better fit with corporate risk tolerance [More]
To reach a courtroom, disputes must first resist the economic forces that ordinarily encourage a negotiated solution. Having been filtered along economic lines, it should come as no surprise that the disputes that fail to settle have a tell-tale economic fingerprint. LSF Index is that fingerprint.
Value in the Shadow of Conflict: IP Rights in Dispute: Much of the value of IP assets relies on their performance in dispute. Targeted analysis can help rights holders to determine how best to maximise that value when faced with litigation
In this report we demonstrate a tangible and quantifiable cost to trial risk when claims are evaluated in a settlement bargaining context. Litigants can now measure the cost of what they don’t know. [More]