Preclusive Effect Of Settlements
The Preclusive Effect of Settlements is a legal doctrine within the broader category of res judicata that precludes subsequent litigation of claims or issues that were or could have been resolved in a prior action, notwithstanding the resolution having been achieved through a settlement agreement rather than a judicial verdict.
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The deterrent effects of settlements and trials
Daniel L. Rubinfeld · International Review of Law and Economics · 1988 · 107 citations
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