Cost Analysis

/ˈkɒst əˈnæləsɪs/

Definitions

  1. (n.) The systematic examination and evaluation of the costs related to a legal case, transaction, or business decision to ensure efficiency and compliance.
    The attorney conducted a thorough cost analysis before proceeding with the litigation.

Forms

  • cost analysis
  • cost analyses

Commentary

Cost analysis in legal contexts often assists in determining the financial viability of pursuing litigation or contractual arrangements, helping counsel advise clients effectively.

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