By David H. Brickner
The formal settlement conference. We all know that the reasonable resolution of a lawsuit is in the best interest of all parties. Thus, I offer a suggestion for enhancing your chances of achieving this goal.
In the setting of the usual three-part conversation before the judge in chambers, as well as in other negotiating contexts, it's invariably bes...
The formal settlement conference. We all know that the reasonable resolution of a lawsuit is in the best interest of all parties. Thus, I offer a suggestion for enhancing your chances of achieving this goal.
In the setting of the usual three-part conversation before the judge in chambers, as well as in other negotiating contexts, it's invariably bes...
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