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I must get the litigation partner's comments on a settlement memo before settlement talks start this afternoon
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Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+I have a draft settlement memo that the litigation partner needs to comment on before…
Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+I have a draft settlement memo that the litigation partner needs to comment on before [deadline=today]'s negotiation call. I am nervous about missing any substantive point and creating rework. Diagnose whether to send the whole memo or a summary with key questions, which sections the partner will almost certainly want marked, and suggest a short email that makes it fast for them to comment and tells them what I will do if I don't hear back in [hours=2].
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