The phrase "aspects of litigation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing different elements or features related to legal proceedings or lawsuits.
Example: "The seminar will cover various aspects of litigation, including discovery, trial preparation, and settlement negotiations."
Alternatives: "elements of litigation" or "features of litigation".
He served with distinction and was tapped by Harrison Golden as second Deputy Comptroller of the City of New York in charge of all financial aspects of litigation.
A subordinate legal agent of the classical system, the procurator, who attended to the formal aspects of litigation, took on added importance because later imperial legal procedure depended largely on written documents that the procurators produced.
Indeed, securities cases are especially susceptible to the most costly and time-consuming aspects of litigation, and an investor is usually up against a big corporation that can afford (and will not hesitate) to drive up the costs and delay everything with legal maneuvers and excessive amounts of paperwork.
Such an approach would address the emotional aspects of litigation and encourage preserving relationships.
Assistant general counsel to the Los Angeles Unified School District where she provides legal advice and represents the district in all aspects of litigation.
"I think they're vulnerable," he said of automakers, adding, "it opens up a whole different aspect of litigation when you have the potential for occupants not in your car bringing litigation".
The fact that these incentives (and their complementary disincentives) are widely shared and experienced gives psychological cogency to the economic dimension as a problematic aspect of litigation-driven science and expert testimony.
Below, two lawyers, Daniel Tyukody and Gerald Silk, discuss the significance of the most recent annual study: Daniel Tyukody is a partner in Goodwin Procter's litigation department, where he focuses his practice on all aspects of securities litigation and regulatory enforcement.
Under the president's proposal, plaintiffs could file lawsuits against insurance companies and health maintenance organizations in state courts, but most aspects of the litigation would be controlled by federal law and federal rules.
The Coalition for Patent Fairness, a trade group whose members include Google, Apple, Cisco, Dell and others, said that the bill did not do enough to limit damages in patent lawsuits or to address other aspects of patent litigation.
It was a striking aspect of the litigation that, for both parties in the dispute, affectionate and encouraging messages had become weapons for the opposing side.
