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SPECIAL/REGULAR STUDY SESSION TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 2014, LOCATION: BAINBRIDGE ISLAND CITY HALL 280 MADISON AVENUE N., BAINBRIDGE ISLAND, WASHINGTON AGENDA 1.EXECUTIVE SESSION 6:00 PM Current and Potential

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1. Gather all relevant documents related to the current and potential litigation, such as complaint letters, legal agreements, and correspondence.
2. Review the documents thoroughly to gain a clear understanding of the legal issues involved and the potential consequences.
3. Consult with legal counsel to seek advice and guidance on how to proceed with the litigation process.
4. Identify and analyze the available evidence, witnesses, and other supporting documentation to strengthen your case.
5. Prepare and draft the necessary legal documents, such as complaint or response, and ensure they comply with the applicable rules and regulations.
6. File the legal documents with the appropriate court or administrative body and follow the prescribed procedures for service and notification.
7. Engage in discovery to gather additional evidence and information through methods like depositions, interrogatories, and document requests.
8. Attend court hearings, settlement conferences, and other meetings as required by the litigation process.
9. Evaluate settlement offers or engage in negotiations for a potential resolution of the litigation.
10. Keep track of deadlines, court appearances, and any updates or changes in the litigation process.
11. Continuously communicate and coordinate with legal counsel to stay informed and make informed decisions throughout the litigation.
12. Follow any court orders or judgments issued and comply with any legal obligations that arise as a result of the current or potential litigation.

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1. Individuals or businesses involved in legal disputes that require resolution through the legal system.
2. People seeking justice, compensation, or protection of their rights through the litigation process.
3. Attorneys representing clients who have current or potential litigation.
4. Insurance companies dealing with claims and disputes that may result in litigation.
5. Government agencies or regulatory bodies pursuing legal actions against individuals or entities for violations.
6. Any party with a vested interest in the outcome of the current or potential litigation.

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