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Against Settlement of (Some) Patent Cases
For decades now, there has been a pronounced trend in civil litigation away from adjudication and toward settlement. This settlement phenomenon has spawned a vast critical literature beginning with Owen Fiss's seminal work, Against Settlement. Fiss opposes settlement because it achieves peace rather
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