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Settling More Lucrative Than Going to Trial, Study Shows
September 24, 2008
Plaintiffs who go to trial may not realize just how big of a gamble they are making when they decline a settlement offer.
A new study that will appear in the upcoming edition of the Journal of Empirical Legal Studies finds that settling is generally more lucrative than taking a case to trial.
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