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A client says the other side has agreed to settle before proceedings start. Talk through which form you would suggest first: a simple written settlement, a consent order, or a Tomlin order, and why.
List the minimum terms you would want in writing to avoid later dispute over the settlement.
If the other side misses the payment date, what practical difference does it make whether the deal is only a settlement agreement or is embodied in a court order?
A client thinks a chain of emails is automatically enough to create a court order. How would you correct that advice in one minute?
What drafting points would you add to make sure the settlement cannot later be attacked for ambiguity about what claims are being released?
When would you tell a client that a more formal order is safer than a simple agreement, even if the claim is not especially large?
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