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twofold: First, it establishes a workhorse model of settlement and litigation in the shadow of appeals which may be used in … future research to analyze specific issues of litigation and legal reform. Second, the importance of including the … possibility of appeals in the litigation model is highlighted by an example in which some results contradict the immediate …
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' beliefs about fairness and lower out-of-court settlement amounts. …
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For contemporary legal theory, law is essentially an interpretative and hermeneutic practice (Ackerman (1991), Horwitz (1992)). A straightforward consequence is that legal disputes between parties are motivated by their divergent interpretations regarding what law says on their case. This point...
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be exploited by the opponent to build its own argumentation. In this paper we present a litigation success function (LSF …
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law and economics to offer a novel organizational perspective on litigation and private dispute resolution, and develop … hypotheses about the likelihood of litigation in different exchange settings. Our empirical analysis generates three sets of new … end of an exchange relationship, as firms frequently manage to avoid litigation and resolve their disputes privately, and …
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relevant background material. We finally study how to design the rules so as to enhance the role of private litigation on …
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This paper introduces a model of litigation in a growth framework. Investors use litigation to enforce their financial …
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randomization through litigation. We contrast the rate of technological progress under the optimal allocation with the outcome if …
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The paper addresses the issue of the impact of asymmetric information on risk aversion of litigant parties in a model à la Bebchuk. First we study the case where the plaintif is the informed party, and characterize the equilibrium with and without a pretrial negociation round. Then, we focuse...
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Parties engaged in a litigation generally enter the discovery process with different informations regarding their case …
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