👉 The litigation weapon refers to a legal strategy or tactic employed by plaintiffs in civil lawsuits to gain an advantage over defendants, often involving the use of evidence, legal precedents, or procedural maneuvers to influence the outcome in their favor. This can include presenting damaging evidence, challenging the credibility of witnesses, or invoking legal doctrines that favor plaintiffs, such as the statute of limitations or specific defenses. The goal is to weaken the defense's position, shift the burden of proof, or create a favorable legal environment for the plaintiff. By effectively utilizing these weapons, plaintiffs aim to increase their chances of securing a favorable judgment or settlement.
