Case
April 11, 2023
Description
Holding that: (1) collateral order doctrine permitted review of cost-and-fee order; (2) as a matter of first impression, term “judgment” in penalty provision of offer-to-compromise statute was not limited to judgment following trial; (3) as a matter of first impression, terms of settlement agreement supported treating stipulated settlement as “judgment” for purposes of offer-to-compromise statute; (4) as a matter of first impression, application of penalty provision to settlement at hand would serve provision's purposes; (5) merger doctrine did not nullify offer to compromise; and (6) manufacturer's entry into settlement did not revoke offer to compromise under “inconsistent action” rule.
Appeals & Writs
Tags:
Appealability,
Courts & Hearings
Tags:
Attorney Fees & Sanctions,
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