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Caption, parties, claims, key rulings, discovery status, and trial date in four to six sentences.
Outside counsel's range and your own view, with any components you already have.
The specific thing the board must vote on.
Forum, trial mode, and the substantive law driving damages.
How much legal fluency you can assume in the room.
Watch for these throughout
Board memos discussing settlement value are privileged only if they stay privileged. Control distribution, keep them out of a broadly circulated board packet, and assume anything forwarded to a non-director is discoverable.
Reserve amounts and disclosure treatment are CFO and auditor calls. Socialize any change to the number before the memo lands, or you will be relitigating it live in the meeting.
The model will invent comparable verdicts and settlement averages that sound authoritative. Every figure that did not come from you or outside counsel needs verification before it reaches a director.
Damages exposure swings hard on forum: fee-shifting, punitive availability, and statutory caps differ by state and by claim. Confirm the rules in your actual court before publishing a range.
Boards remember the number you gave them last quarter. If it moved, reconcile it explicitly; an unexplained change costs more credibility than the bad news itself.