Topic
Settlement Negotiation
302 published works
Searcy Law Blog
Navigating Settlement Offers After an Accident in Florida
By Searcy Law
Recovering from a personal injury accident is a challenging process, both physically and emotionally. Amidst the myriad concerns, dealing with settlement offers from insurance companies adds another layer of complexity.…
Canadian Lawyer Mag
BC Supreme Court awards double costs over rejected settlement offers
The case involves the plaintiff's claim for damages after sustaining catastrophic injuries
WCMediator Blog
When Does Negotiation End?
By Teddy Snyder
More than 95% of all cases settle. Sometimes cases don’t settle at mediation, but shortly thereafter as participants spend more time thinking about their litigation prospects. Unfortunately, there is a…
Illinois Workers Compensation Law Blog
Why A Settlement Offer Might Be A Bad Thing
By Mike Helfand
Sometimes settling an Illinois workers compensation case is a bad idea. Learn when to settle and when getting an offer is not in your best interests.
Litigation Finance Journal
Valve Alleges Law Firm and Litigation Funder are Attempting to ‘Extort a Settlement’
By John Freund
A common criticism of litigation funders’ involvement in claims against large corporations is that funders are more concerned with generating ROI than with assisting the consumers being represented. A recent…
The Policyholder Perspective
The Gold Rush – Risks and Rewards When an Insurer Prospects for a Defense Verdict
When James W. Marshall found gold in 1848 in California, over 300,000 prospectors migrated to California to take part in the new financial economy. The Oregon gold rush started a…
Employment & Human Rights Law in Canada
Approaching, Understanding and Implementing Legal Settlements
At a time when our civil justice system is plagued by extreme delay, I am grateful to practice law in an area that is well known for its focus on…
Canadian Lawyer Mag
BC Supreme Court clarifies rule of costs for rejected settlement offers in real estate dispute
While it was reasonable to reject the first offer, the second one should have been accepted: court
Zalma on Insurance
No Duty to Accept Offer Five Times Policy Limit
By Barry Zalma
Insurer Not Obligated to Commit Insurance Claims Suicide See the full video at https://rumble.com/v3j1uly-no-duty-to-accept-offer-five-times-policy-limit.html and at https://youtu.be/nFFOZfKYZUM Benjamin D. Markuson, Erik Saterbo, and Stephen Saterbo v. State Farm Mutual Automobile…
The Attorney Marketing Center
Keeping your powder dry
By David Ward
What do you do when someone won’t call you back? I had an adjuster write to me on a case and ask me to contact him to set up a…