The phrase "access litigation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to legal proceedings or discussions about the ability to engage in or pursue legal action.
Example: "The new policy aims to improve access litigation for individuals seeking justice in civil cases."
Alternatives: "legal access" or "litigation access".
The Prescription Access Litigation Project, a consumer group, has also sued Purdue, accusing it of antitrust violations.
There, she heard a very different story than that coming from Hearst and A.P. "They are all saying access litigation is really struggling," said Ms. Dalglish.
"Consumers all over the country are demanding a way to end the escalating price pressure from drugs," said Kim Shellenberger, director of the groups' Prescription Access Litigation project, which was formed this year.
Steve Berman, a lawyer for the Prescription Access Litigation Project, said that Judge Stein's summary of the OxyContin patent case described "a classic situation that I'm sure will result in litigation in the imminent future".
The Prescription Access Litigation project, a collection of 80 consumer and patient-advocacy groups, is suing a dozen firms, including Johnson & Johnson and Schering-Plough, for a variety of tactics that they say unfairly drive up drug costs.Drug companies are well used to class-action suits over product liability.
Ahaviah Glaser, director of the Prescription Access Litigation project, says that consumers are tired of waiting for legislators to make drugs more accessible, and have simply taken matters into their own hands.With waves of blockbuster drugs going off patent, and problems over getting their successors to market, tough questions about prices are the last thing drug companies want.
These days, she said, "the access litigations have dried up".
So Jerry H. Goldfeder, a dapper, diminutive Democrat with the Midas touch in ballot-access litigation, must be in client clover.
Victims of such activity should have access to civil litigation to claim a remedy for damage done to them, and those companies that engage in blacklisting activities or make use of such lists illegally should be held criminally accountable".
Rosenbaum et al. [ 78] describes major health legal issues, specifically addressing the ownership of health information, disclosure of PHI, extent and power of involvement of health insurers, private civil litigation and access to PHI, access to PHI by the government and law enforcement agencies, and basic research access to patient records.
