Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 68
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Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 68 is a U.S. procedural rule that encourages settlement by allowing a defending party to make a formal offer of judgment, shifting post-offer costs to a plaintiff who rejects the offer and then fails to obtain a more favorable judgment.
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| Label | Occurrences |
|---|---|
| Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 68 canonical | 2 |
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