"Defendants don't eagerly write checks," Jeff C. Schneider, a partner at LKLSG in Miami, said. "It doesn't happen that way."
November 17, 2020 at 02:53 PM
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If there is no threat of a looming trial, can litigators still reach big-dollar settlements for their clients?
That is a question lawyers are confronted with as the coronavirus has upended the traditional system of law, providing advantages and disadvantages for litigators across the country in reaching settlements with the opposing side when the trial date is uncertain.
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