Todd, a resident of Greenwich, Connecticut, while driving through Rye Brook, New

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Todd, a resident of Greenwich, Connecticut, while driving through Rye Brook, New York, was struck by a SUV driven by Shawn, a resident of Massachusetts. Todd works for an investment company in Greenwich, using the company car on a business trip to White Plains at the time of the accident. Shawn, a self-employed engineering consultant from Stoneham, was speeding when the accident happened and Todd suffered severe injuries that ruined a potentially profitable meeting with clients for his company. Todd’s damages are estimated at $200,000. His company is presently consulting with its in-house counsel to determine as to whether litigation should be pursued or perhaps other venues for settlement. Discuss the court system(s) in which Todd and his company may pursue litigation or methods for possible settlement against Shawn.

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Under this according to me tood and his company choose the possible settlement against shawn, they must made settlement there , they make settlement over the damage amount , as his compay should must pay the full amount of $200000. as litigation is both time consuming and money consuming , they must go wuth settlement and try to settel that misconduct by adopting varuous ways of settlement.

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