Offense Strategy
/ˈɒfɛns ˈstrætədʒi/
Definitions
- (n.) A planned approach or method employed by a party, typically the prosecution or plaintiff, to assert claims or challenge the opposing side in legal proceedings.
The attorney developed a strong offense strategy to counter the defendant’s arguments.
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- offense strategy
- offense strategies
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Commentary
Offense strategy typically contrasts with defense strategy and focuses on advancing claims rather than solely rebutting the opposition.
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