Sentence examples for case litigation from inspiring English sources

In each case, litigation versus innovation seems an obvious choice.

It is our obligation to protect our intellectual property and unfortunately in this case litigation was necessary".

It is often advanced through test case litigation designed to not merely affect the outcome of a particular dispute, but to influence public policy.

In his only murder case, litigation undertaken as a favor to an employee of the firm, he mustered an argument so passionate that his client, who had indisputably killed her own mother, was admitted to a psychiatric institution.

Such guidelines are usually developed by medical bodies or specialised working groups and play a key role in clinical practice and are a reference in the case of malpractice case litigation [10], as they should provide indications based on the highest level of evidence.

We all amassed hundreds of pro bono hours mounting test case litigation to stop insurance companies from redlining as we wrote wills for 22-year-olds.

"It's just intensive case-by-case litigation," Stevenson told me.

Lawyers complained that his approach would deprive victims of the settlements they could command in case-by-case litigation.

"Tom was really the father of modern big-case litigation," said David Boies, who worked on the case under Mr. Barr.

Once more, the combination of investigative journalism – much of it in this paper – test-case litigation and parliamentary tenacity brought the scandals to light.

It found that discrimination was still heavily concentrated in those places and so widespread that case-by-case litigation — what Justice Kennedy has called "very expensive," "very long" and "very inefficient" — is inadequate.