Sentence examples similar to claimant friendly from inspiring English sources
Scientists worry that claimant-friendly rules are stifling the criticism on which science depends.
But a few come to take advantage of England's ferociously claimant-friendly libel laws (Scotland's are different).
It should be left untouched, or abolished altogether.Jay Nathwani TorontoEnglish libel law is a scandal* SIR – You included scientists, journalists and writers on your list of people unhappy with England's claimant-friendly libel laws, but you did not mention non-governmental organisations, which are also constrained by the current system ("Taking away the welcome mat", January 2nd).
British libel and defamation laws are notoriously friendly to claimants.
In a traditional speech to open a new session of Parliament, Queen Elizabeth II announced Wednesday that the coalition government of Prime Minister David Cameron would introduce a bill overhauling Britain's libel laws, which critics see as overly friendly to claimants.
Libel tourism is a phenomenon in which foreign claimants exploit plaintiff-friendly defamations laws to sue authors and publishers in countries in which they have not worked or published.
Robert became friendly with Edward the Confessor, a claimant to the English throne, while Edward was living in exile in Normandy, probably in the 1030s.
British bloggers also have to contend with libel laws that are among the world's friendliest to claimants.
He also alienated the Legitimists by his friendly relations with the Bonapartists and the Bonapartists by an attempt to effect a compromise between the rival claimants to the monarchy.
