Certain statements that are often heard in law offices are often the prelude to an sad lesson in the high cost of litigation. If you hire a mad dog, you will probably get bitten. You don't want mindless aggression. You want rational aggression. It's the principle of the thing.
Money is no object.
This is almost never true. This usually indicates that you have an irrational certainty about your chances of winning. Realize that, even in what may seem to be the strongest case, you may end up paying both. No matter what you do, being a litigant is never going to be much more fun than root canal work, much cheaper than a yacht, or much more reassuring than heavy air turbulence. However, those who fail to follow the advice above are likely to find that it is even far more expensive than it needs to be.