Litigation
Nov. 1, 2016
Litigation as Leftovers
At the end of a meal, the remaining food seems too good to be discarded. After some time in the refrigerator, however, it attains a state at which that reluctance disappears. By David M. Balabanian
LESSONS LEARNED
Knowing when to execute a particular pre-trial maneuver is no less important than knowing how to do it. This column addresses the considerations that bear on the timing of settlement.
Attempting to settle too soon can materially reduce the chances that the case will settle -either then or later. Perhaps because they hope that discovery or motions w...
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