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After signing a settlement on an issue, if I felt pressured into it, can I take it to trial?

Answered 13 years and 3 months ago by attorney Bruce Robins   |   1 Answer
Contracts are not valid if the consent of one of the parties is procured by duress, even economic duress.  However, duress does not mean cold feet or buyer's remorse.  You provide no information about why you felt "pressured into it", but it is very unlikely that any "pressure" would amount to economic duress. Therefore, the settlement agreement is almost certainly binding, and it would bar your claim.... Read More
Contracts are not valid if the consent of one of the parties is procured by duress, even economic duress.  However, duress does not mean cold... Read More

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