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Your mediation and Relaxation brief should include:

an introduction, briefly setting out the basic outline of the case, including the most relevant legal claims.
(If you want to list literally every cause of action asserted, do so in a footnote. What is more helpful to know is which claims comprise the essence of the case.)
the procedural status of the litigation, including what discovery has been completed.
a summary of the facts. Tell the story from your client’s perspective.
a legal discussion connecting the material facts to the relevant law.
identification of what you believe are your client’s strongest leverage points (which could be factual, legal or intangible).
a discussion of damages.
a summary of any prior settlement negotiations.
any important exhibits.
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