Sentence examples for abuse litigation from inspiring English sources

Mr. Alvarez said the sexual abuse litigation would not offend the firm's corporate clients.

And while most of the sexual abuse litigation is taking place in the United States, none of the major American carriers — even some pursued by lawsuits — said that they were taking any steps to modify their seating policies.

"There are certainly elements of a cover-up or something like a conspiracy," said Stephen Rubino, a New Jersey lawyer who began specializing in clergy sexual abuse litigation in the late 1980s.

"There is an absolute explosion of sexual abuse litigation, and there will continue to be.

Executives with personal issues - drug/alcohol abuse, litigation happy employees, and those recently fired for an inappropriate relationship.

Scott Stewart of University of Nebraska at Omaha's The Gateway wrote: "Many participants sported Guy Fawkes masks to draw attention both to their identity as Anonymous and the Church of Scientology's abuse of litigation and coercion to suppress anti-Scientology viewpoints".

Exclusion criteria for enrollment in the study were any patients with metastatic cancer; previous spinal fusion or placement of stabilization hardware, instrumentation or artificial discs; neurologic motor deficits; bladder or sexual dysfunction; alcohol or drug abuse; or litigation for a health-related claim (in process or pending for workers' compensation or personal injury).

Although in a wealthier, first-world context, and perhaps the private sector in South Africa, the consumerist model could more easily lead to abuse and litigation, this is unlikely to occur in the developing context, such as the public health sector in South Africa.

"Of course there were abuses in litigation," she said.

"There were clearly abuses in litigation," said Barbara Roper, director of investor protection at the Consumer Federation of America.

The penultimate lesson perhaps is about the uses and abuses of litigation.