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A Method Of Settling Disputes (Used In Some Federal Courts) In Which A Trial Is Held But The Jury's Verdict Is Not Binding. The Verdict Only Acts As A Guide To Both Sides In Reaching An Agreement During The Mandatory Negotiations That Immediately Follow The Trial. If A Settlement Is Not Reached - Both Sides Have The Right To A Full Trial Later.

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1. A Method Of Settling Disputes (Used In Some Federal Courts) In Which A Trial Is Held But The Jury's Verdict Is Not Binding. The Verdict Only Acts As A Guide To Both Sides In Reaching An Agreement During The Mandatory Negotiations That Immediately Follow The Trial. If A Settlement Is Not Reached - Both Sides Have The Right To A Full Trial Later.





 
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