The phrase "a litigation report" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a document that outlines the details and findings related to a legal case or dispute.
Example: "The attorney submitted a litigation report detailing the evidence and arguments for the upcoming trial."
Alternatives: "a legal report" or "a case report."
Mealey's Publications, which puts out monthly legal reports, just added Mealey's Litigation Report: Mold to its title list.
Our expectations challenge the view that larger audit firms, in order to avoid exposure to litigation, report more conservatively.
The Securities and Exchange Commission also added deferred prosecution as a tool last year and has embraced another alternative to litigation — reports that chronicle wrongdoing at institutions like Moody's Investors Service, often without punishing anyone.
The site also maintains a listing of regulatory think tanks, which provide a variety of services such as data analysis and regulatory litigation reports.
20 Other surveys in the UK, Australia and the USA examining total career litigation reported rates of 12%, 21% and 38.9%, respectively.
"He is a litigation machine".
"If the directors aren't held accountable in some shape or form and aren't at least heavily criticized in the special litigation committee report, that is a mixed message," Mr. Foley said.
One aspect of the UnitedHealth settlement and litigation committee report disturbed Brian Foley, an independent compensation consultant in White Plains.
Most of the shortfall stems from a few large cases, many of them still in litigation, the report from the General Accounting Office said.
Baldwin et al. [ 20] studied an English sample of recent graduates and reported that males were more self-confident in their professional practice and that females had a greater fear of litigation, and reported more experience of discrimination.
