The phrase "area of litigation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific field or domain within the legal system that deals with disputes and lawsuits.
Example: "The attorney specializes in the area of litigation related to intellectual property rights."
Alternatives: "field of litigation" or "domain of litigation".
"This is definitely a very new area of litigation," he said.
The present study extends this work to the important area of litigation relating to standardsessential patents (SEPs) in the EU.
It concerns a relatively new area of litigation: the ambushing of talk-show guests by hosts who are determined to raise mortification to an art form.
The latest case pulls Bachchan into a hotly contested area of litigation in U.S. courts.
Varicose vein surgery was identified as the most common area of litigation, followed by peripheral vascular disease and abdominal aortic aneurysm.
At the Times Company, Ms. Linfield was active in a number of areas of litigation, but her specialty was First Amendment cases involving the press's right of access to court proceedings.
Brian Rubin W'84, a partner in the Washington office of Sutherland Asbill & Brennan, was selected for inclusion in Washington, D.C., Super Lawyers (category, securities litigation) and has been included in The Best Lawyers in America in the areas of litigation securities and securities regulation.
To be sure, there are excesses in patent litigation that deserve serious attention -- just as in other areas of litigation.
As in other areas of litigation science, however, appropriate statistical methods often do not preexist the dispute in question, but develop only as parties in a controversy actively sort out which end points, which causal factors, and which populations should be subjected to statistical investigation in the first place.
Mr. Lewis practices in the area of corporate litigation, with an emphasis on employment trial litigation, arbitration, mediation and employment counseling.
