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McClellan

[muh-klel-uhn]

noun

  1. George Brinton 1826–85, Union general in the American Civil War.



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“Sometimes what triggers a settlement is a court ruling or a witness performing well or poorly,” McClellan said.

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“They definitely could have been talking settlement all along,” said Edson K. McClellan, an Irvine lawyer who specializes in high-stakes civil and employment litigation.

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The request is an indication the parties have reached a settlement, said Edson McClellan, a lawyer with Rutan & Tucker who specializes in high stakes civil and employment litigation.

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McClellan said the filing for dismissal by plaintiff Noushin Faraji “is a strong indication that a settlement has been reached.”

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“Vietnam is pragmatic and they’re flexible,” said Rich McClellan, a strategic advisor on policy and economic strategy in Vietnam.

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