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Reading Tea Leaves: The Future of Negotiations for Tort Claimants Free From Fault
This Article first reviews what a study of the 1986 Tort Reform Act reveals to be problems created by that Act for negotiators of settlements in tort suits. These problems are greatest for fault-free plaintiffs. Next, a summary of the previous law governing joint and several liability provides an un
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