Family awarded $3.5 million in Citation crash

Mxsmanic wrote:
An out-of-court settlement never sees a court, which is why
it's called an _out-of-court_ settlement.

Wrong again. An out-of-court settlement can be reached between
the litigating parties at any time ("out-of-court") during the
litigating process, if the plaintiff has commenced litigation.
How is it that you can be an expert on absolutely everything?

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TxSrv writes:

Wrong again. An out-of-court settlement can be reached between
the litigating parties at any time ("out-of-court") during the
litigating process, if the plaintiff has commenced litigation.

The essential point is that the court does not make the decision. The
decision is made outside the court.

How is it that you can be an expert on absolutely everything?

I can't. But I know useful things about a lot of topics.

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"Mxsmanic" wrote in message
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I can't. But I know useful things about a lot of topics.

You certainly have not shown that to be true on this venue.