FOCUS COLUMN
Lynn Duryee
and Matthew N. White
Judges and lawyers share a goal at the mandatory settlement conference: to settle the case. However, the press of business, the stress of time and a regrettable degree of mistrust between judges and lawyers have led us away from our goal and into some bad practices. The unfortunate result is that time is wasted, nerves are frazzled and cases that could settle do not. With a re...
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