Sentence examples for conduct of litigation from inspiring English sources

Cases will be speeded up by allowing judges to set tight deadlines and to take much greater control over the conduct of litigation.

"By accepting the plan payments to which it knew it was not entitled, and failing to promptly return such payments, Countrywide has acted in bad faith in the conduct of litigation before the court in this case that the rules are not up to the task of adequately sanctioning," Mr. Walton wrote.

The new location "will serve the convenience of the parties and witnesses and promote the just and efficient conduct of the litigation," said the United States Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation.

The new location "will serve theconvenience of the parties and witnesses and promote the just and efficient conduct of the litigation," the United States Judicial Panel on Multi district Litigation said.

He won compensation for thousands, but he has also been criticized for his conduct of that litigation.

He said the union gave those cards to the labor board in January to request a unionization election, but none has been conducted because of litigation and because the board concluded that conditions were not right for an election.

Most scientists are well aware of the need to guard against potential sources of pressure toward bias, particularly when work is conducted in contexts of litigation and regulation, but it is not clear that the usual sources of concern are actually those that are most important.

"The laws are excessive, unnecessary and are likely to be misused," says lawyer Anna Brown, who advised on the Charter in relation to the conduct of human rights litigation.

McEwan said last year that the bank was dealing with a "long list of conduct and litigation issues," and warned of "inevitable" branch closures.

The UK's big four high-street banks face another £19bn of conduct and litigation charges by the end of 2016 as they continue to pay the price for past mistakes, according to analysts.

"In particular, the further provisions for PPI and Forex [foreign exchange] are symptomatic of the 'long list of conduct and litigation issues' which will continue to be costly, time-consuming and distracting.