👉 Plaintiff engineering refers to the process by which a plaintiff, typically in a civil lawsuit, meticulously constructs and presents their case to establish legal liability or damages. This involves gathering and analyzing evidence, identifying relevant facts, and applying legal principles to demonstrate how the defendant's actions or omissions caused harm or breach of duty. The plaintiff must clearly articulate their claims, often through detailed documentation, expert testimony, and witness statements, to convince the court of their case's validity. Effective plaintiff engineering requires a thorough understanding of both technical and legal aspects, ensuring that all elements of the case are presented coherently and persuasively to achieve a favorable outcome.
