You are right. Having money equips someone to at least be able to put up a fight to reach a conclusion but that is not the heart of the issue.
Whether you have money or not the real problem is the threat of loss due to the /process/ as opposed the merits and likely result of the case. That is the problem that needs to be solved.
I'm not saying I know how to remove the expense of the process out of the equation but that is what needs to be done.
Your suggestion is a good one. If the result itself is clearer earlier it would take some of the power out of the threat of expensive process.
Whether you have money or not the real problem is the threat of loss due to the /process/ as opposed the merits and likely result of the case. That is the problem that needs to be solved.
I'm not saying I know how to remove the expense of the process out of the equation but that is what needs to be done.
Your suggestion is a good one. If the result itself is clearer earlier it would take some of the power out of the threat of expensive process.