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It's a familiar situation: Your litigation opponent is completely unreasonable and out for blood. The opposing party refuses to accept a reasonable settlement and litigation costs are spiraling out of proportion to the value of the case. Is there anything you can do? In California, the answer is yes. You can raise the stakes by making a statutory offer of compromise under California Code of Civil Procedure § 998. Refusing the offer exposes the opposing party to possibly expensive penalties.
November 26, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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