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Re: mattchew post# 230092

Monday, 08/16/2010 10:32:16 PM

Monday, August 16, 2010 10:32:16 PM

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mattchew - the Examiner should report to THJMW the "likelyhood" (as an estimate) as well as some idea of timeline and cost, and then the corresponding value of the litigations, as estimated. This is more typical.

Compromises, of course, if done, are at a lower level. Because, litigation tends to be an all or nothing proposal (zero or hero, as folks say) -- so a compromise is typically of a lesser value.

I would think the Examiner will report to the Judge the fair market VALUE of the litigation claims



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