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The Michigan Court of Appeals recently held that documents exchanged by attorneys in negotiating a settlement agreement can become the settlement agreement itself— based on the wording of the correspondence between the attorneys. Plaintiff sued defen...</description>
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<p>The Michigan Court of Appeals recently held that documents exchanged by attorneys in negotiating a settlement agreement can become the settlement agreement itself— based on the wording of the correspondence between the attorneys. Plaintiff sued defen&#8230;</p>
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