Dear Negotiation Coach: Putting “fair” offers to the test

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Q: I often negotiate patent disputes for my company. Resolution of a dispute can take years, and if no settlement is reached, we end up in very costly litigation. I want to be fair to the other side and reach efficient settlements, but I am frustrated when they fail to reciprocate. How can I be

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