Intern would participate in negotiations with employee unions and assist labor or employee relations specialists in investigating and resolving employee grievances and union disputes and in preparing cases for litigation.
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The case for climate litigation against reckless directors grows ever stronger.
Second, in cases accepted for litigation and in which judgments for damages issue, courts would double the level of damages.
A proper estimation of the standard uncertainties is of paramount importance, for instance in cases of litigation.
In 2002, the European Commission commissioned CJA Consultants, Ltd. ("CJA") to analyze the need for, and the feasibility and implications of, introducing possible insurance schemes against cost for litigation in patent cases at the European level.
The Justice Department is likely to argue that if no disputed spending is imminent, the case is not ripe for litigation and should be dismissed.
Even if the case is not ready for litigation, your lawyer can work with you behind the scenes to write to your boss or HR, or write on your behalf.
There also might be legal reasons for not releasing information -- if cases are in litigation, for example.
"We know if businesses engage with us (and I can't force them to), we can settle nine in 10 cases without the need for litigation or arbitration".
"We're hopeful that upon re-evaluation, the random assignment of cases will be reinstated for litigation involving the government and poor people".
