Daily Journal Staff Writer
When a 10-hour mandatory settlement conference seemed close to bearing fruit as the courthouse shut its doors for the day, Gerald Kurland sprang into action - dragging the parties across the street to a Westin hotel, where they negotiated for another two and a half hours - scribbling notes on a cocktail napkin.
"We were really close, no one wanted to give up, and we wanted to keep the momentum g...
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