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Breaking Impasses in Judicial Settlement Conferences: Seven (More) Techniques for Resolution
Judicial settlement conferences present novel challenges to judges in assisting parties to settle their dispute rather than continue to litigate. Often, parties come to the table with cases that have festered for long periods of time and at great expense. In many instances, the judge faces the parti
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