There is nothing GICLI loves more than a compelling acronym. As you may recall, at the 9th GICLI Annual Meeting, we announced the development of a new reference model, cleverly titled the CLRM (pronounced kl-erm).
Like GICLI's other reference model, the GIRM, the Complex Litigation Reference Model (CLRM) is intended to be a conceptual view of the complex litigation process that will improve the management and efficiency of ligations. It will also provide an iterative framework which allows the user to focus on and analyze some or all of the steps in complex litigations.
The GICLI Advisory Board is always seeking input from the GICLI constituency to consider for future revisions to the model. If you are interested in providing feedback, please review the CLRM using the button below and then provide your comments and suggestions using the form at the bottom of the page.