It's a tribute to the escalating relevance of Shelley's story that one finds oneself wondering: how would the Creature have reacted, given access to this dangerous form of litigation?
Even when these products do not require licensing, research can satisfy the safety concerns of purchasers and, again, can prove valuable if liability litigation should ensue (or dangerous if they reveal evidence of a hazard).
Curbing lawsuits became a global cause as United States leaders focused on the risk posed by litigation -- a new and dangerous form of blowback from American policies.
Kristen Brengel, campaign manager of the Wilderness Society, threatened litigation, saying the decision sets a dangerous precedent.
The most dangerous of Cesar's associates was probably Richard Mamarella, the trust's Weehawken-based "litigation expert".
If, on the one hand, the application of positive defense medicine in vascular surgery can impact on the consequences above reported, on the other hand, the effects of negative defense medicine can be even more dangerous, as it is based on " avoidance behaviors" only with the aim of reducing the risk of litigation in certain medical activities.
Here her character, a top New York litigation attorney named Patty Hewes, is more extreme on both ends: she's cruel, Machiavellian, dogged, charming, and dangerous.
True, there will be considerable litigation, particularly over the specifics of the limitations on the commercial sale of arms and what constitutes dangerous and unusual weapons.
"Sunshine and litigation".
