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03/11/2009

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Marc, a settlement can often represent a wise business decision and is not necessarily an admission of guilt. Defendant businesses will usually include a clause in any settlement agreement expressly stating that the settlement expressly does not constitute an admission of liability and that the business disputes the allegations.

Still, by settling, aren't you essentially admitting guilt, at least when you're on the side of the defendant?

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