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The minutes following the conclusion of a deposition can be most productive in promoting settlement, writes attorney Robert A. Harris. Your remarks are delivered directly to the other party, unfiltered by adversary counsel. You can answer questions, invite discussion and dispel skepticism about the sincerity of the settlement overture. And, in those instances where adversary counsel does not have a settlement mind-set, you can educate.
December 17, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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