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January 1984 Archives

The Selection of Disputes for Litigation

By pol admin on January 1, 1984 12:00 PM
Of all lawsuits filed, only a small subset proceed to the holding of trial as opposed to being resolved at earlier stages by settlement. And the cases that reach trial differ systematically in their characteristics from the cases settled before that point.
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