What does a global settlement aim to resolve?

A global settlement aims to resolve all claims and disputes between the parties involved. It is designed to provide a comprehensive resolution that addresses not just individual claims but includes any and all issues that may arise from the underlying matter. This approach helps to ensure that all potential future disputes are also settled, reducing the likelihood of ongoing litigation and providing finality to the parties.

In contrast, the other options do not encompass the full scope of what a global settlement seeks to achieve. For example, while a global settlement may involve addressing future liabilities, this is only one aspect of a broader resolution. Similarly, while personal grievances can be part of the issues that are settled, they do not represent the entirety of claims that might be included in a global settlement. Additionally, focusing solely on monetary claims neglects other potential non-monetary disputes, such as injunctive relief or specific performance issues. Therefore, the essence of a global settlement lies in its ability to resolve all claims and disputes in a unified manner.