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A car accident case illustrates the perils of using the "loser pays" provision of Texas' House Bill 4, which forces the losing litigant to pay certain court costs if the litigant refused a settlement offer and then recovered less at trial than what was offered. Cris Feldman, who represented the prevailing plaintiff, says although the provision worked for his client, "overall, it [Rule 167] is a bad thing for working people in Texas."
October 11, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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