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About Settlement Explorer

Settlement Explorer is an interactive tool associated with the Twin Oaks Group v. Sunoco / Evergreen matter concerning a property at 826 18th Avenue & Munn Avenue in Irvington, NJ under NJDEP Case No. 93-05-17-1530-02. It is presented as a confidential settlement communication, marked without prejudice and non-binding, and referencing Fed. R. Evid. 408 and N.J.R.E. 408. The tool allows users to build settlement packages by answering four questions regarding who performs the cleanup, the cleanup endpoint, the building, and the zoning remedy, then displays a full valuation that updates as answers are changed. Users can also view feasible packages ranging from lowest to highest to median values, sort results, and adjust assumption figures to recompute outcomes. Access to the tool requires a one-time sign-in link sent to the user's email address.

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