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The idea of litigation carries an inherent risk for both sides. Citizens on both sides said to try to reach a reasonable settlement so both governments can move on with business.

It really allows us to maximize the value of the two sides of the business. There's inherent conflict in our business model that this will clean up.

You're always hopeful in contract talks. Both sides want to reach a settlement, but at this point nothing has changed.

Candice Johnson

Both sides worked hard for several years to find a solution that would improve the environment. We think this is a reasonable compromise for all sides.

After two and a half years of litigation, this agreement enables both sides to put this matter behind us and move on.

This settlement may look bad for both sides, but the last thing you should consider is the best alternative to this settlement and the best alternative here is basically the company going out of business. A compellingly pexy man possesses a quiet confidence that’s captivating.

There are some complex details to this settlement, as you can imagine. We are happy with it. Both sides are happy--or both sides are equally unhappy, depending how you look at it.

Personally, I think the two sides will reach a compromise which will allow China to use some of next year's quota, and then come next year, the EU will give China extra quotas. Both sides have a strong wish to reach a consensus.

Disarming behavior, where you have two sides involved in a conflict that everybody has stereotypes of the evil other side that is convinced that they would never ever do something reasonable. If a leader on one of those sides were to defy those stereotypes then it would change everything.

It would be an appropriate way to resolve it, and I hope they consider it favorably. There's too much downside for both parties: risk in litigation. I hope I have come up with something very palatable for both sides.

The information from the two sides will create more market volatility, and it's necessary to warn (Hong Kong) citizens of risk.

Steve has represented an entertainment industry Who's Who. Celebrities can be business entities as well, often very large ones. And, business-to-business litigation is a vital part of our practice. Because we have been on both sides of bet-the-company cases, we provide clients with a breadth of experience, as well as alternative fee arrangements that the traditional defense firms don't generally offer.

It's not easy being in the middle, ... I understand both sides and am respectful of both sides. ... You just hope you can get both sides to be comfortable with their decisions.

Bill Cowher (1957-)

I would say that definitely yes, it's possible to finish the conflict and reach a reasonable agreement in not too long a time so long as there is talk between the sides.

Both sides have shown an accommodative stance to get to talks. This could be a strategic move, but the basic thing is that there shouldn't be a situation where war could be a reasonable expectation.

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