Re: MSC statement, what is the difference between a good faith settlement demand and a good faith offer of settlement?
Plaintiffs make "demands" whereas defendants make "offers".
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Plaintiffs make "demands" whereas defendants make "offers".
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No. Your 401k is exempt from creditors.