Sentence examples for based on litigation from inspiring English sources

The Pritzkers' agreement to give the government 90percentt of the money they may get in a separate legal dispute with the government is based on litigation related to the failure of the S.& L. industry in the 1980's.

For better or worse, this creates opportunities for entrepreneurs to make money based on litigation or a threat of litigation.

Regarding school closings, the lawsuit charges that the city ignored an agreement reached based on last year's litigation to help the schools it was then trying to close by offering them additional staff and services, primarily for special education and immigrant students.

One clinical implication is the subsequent practice of defensive medicine (medical practice based on fear of litigation rather than patients' best interests), which can result in increased diagnostic testing, increased referral rates, prescription of unnecessary medication and avoiding treating certain conditions or performing certain procedures.

In order to evaluate an association between doctors' communication skills with patients and the outcome of the litigation, the analysis was performed based on the outcome of litigation or the type of medical facility.

The current medical liability system, based heavily on litigation, has a spotty record.

But only 60% of them are expected to seek awards, based on prior class-action litigation.

He also "anticipates filing extensive additional litigation based on investigation conducted by the trustee's counsel and consultants," he said.

GROUP FOUR: LITIGATION Based on your group's position and argument, prepare 3 or 4 questions to ask the witnesses.

There's malpractice, which is a huge, complex problem in the United States; certainly, jury awards and litigation based on injury to children can be extraordinary.

"This was purely a business decision" based on the calculation that litigation would have cost more than the settlement, Mr. Mehta added.