Personal Injury & Torts
Jul. 13, 1999
Parachute to Safety
By Eric M. Abramson Requirements of secrecy and confidentiality are frequently imposed as conditions of money payments to victims of defective products, environmental hazard and financial fraud. The choice is a nonchoice: Receive restitution or monetary compensation now for your loss, or spend bundles of money in drawn-out litigation and risk getting nothing after all is said and done.
By Eric M. Abramson
Requirements of secrecy and confidentiality are frequently imposed as conditions of money payments to victims of defective products, environmental hazard and financial fraud. The choice is a nonchoice: Receive restitution or monetary compensation now for your loss, or spend bundles of money in drawn-out l...
Requirements of secrecy and confidentiality are frequently imposed as conditions of money payments to victims of defective products, environmental hazard and financial fraud. The choice is a nonchoice: Receive restitution or monetary compensation now for your loss, or spend bundles of money in drawn-out l...
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