Pourreza v. Teel Appraisals & Advisory, Inc.

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• finding precatory language when the offeree asked the offeror to “let me know” if other documents were necessary
• finding precatory language when the offeree asked the offeror to “let me know” if other documents were necessary
• finding memorializing letter sufficient where the letter memorialized plaintiff’s agreement to dismiss lawsuit with prejudice in exchange for defendant’s promise not to seek attorney fees
• the fact that settlement agreement was not signed at the time the parties agreed to settle did not 9 invalidate acceptance of the offer
• acceptance of essential terms of settlement created binding agreement between parties despite the fact that acceptance contained precatory language
• “[T]he drafting of documents necessary to effectuate the settlement may have been a condition of the performance but it was not an act necessary to acceptance of the offer to settle.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).