Settlements in the United States Court of International Trade: Practices and Policies
By Joseph W. Dorn, February 8, 2012
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While using alternative dispute resolution techniques to achieve settlements is favorable for many reasons, some cases before the United States Court of International Trade (CIT) are such that achieving a settlement is not easy. The author describes how various courts effectively facilitate settlements. The author then explains why cases before the CIT are unique, and concludes that the court should take more steps to facilitate settlements.
