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How to Enforce Settlement Agreements In Federal Court

I once represented a plaintiff in a Federal question case (based on the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act) that settled with the defendant making installment payments over time.  In the settlement agreement, I took great pains to emphasize that if the defendant missed a payment, I could immediately move to reinstate the case and accelerate the settlement amount plus fees …

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Posted byPaulPJune 8, 2013September 6, 2017Posted inContract Law, Trial PracticeTags: CFAA, Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, enforcing, Federal court, motion to vacate, retain jurisdiction, settlement agreement, Vacating Settlement Agreement; Enforcing Settlement Agreement; Motion to Vacate; Motion for Relief; Stipulation to Dismiss1 Comment on How to Enforce Settlement Agreements In Federal Court
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