This dynamic has been neglected in the academic commentary to date, which has focused on litigant behavior alone while ignoring the role that judges play in any enforcement regime that depends on litigation.
Compared with the average company, lawyer-run firms experienced 16%to74%4% less litigation, depending on the litigation type.
General surgeons pay anywhere from thirty thousand to two hundred thousand dollars a year in malpractice-insurance premiums, depending on the litigation climate of the state they work in; neurosurgeons and obstetricians pay upward of fifty per cent more.
While the meaning can range depending on venue, litigation privilege basically states that attorneys can commit torts and even crimes as long as they do so in pursuit of their client's interests.
Depending on the outcome of litigation and the Motorola Mobility acquisition, Google could eventually be forced to pay license fees for Android devices, or to subsidize handset makers other than Motorola, Mr. Rohan said, which could add several billion dollars in costs.
"The final amount available to creditors could be in excess of £25m, depending on the outcome of litigation.
The behavior of physicians in response to the risk of malpractice litigation may differ depending on how much physicians are exposed to the risk of litigation, and how they perceive this risk.
And he — depending on the stage of tobacco litigation proceedings was keeping his ear to the ground, prying, checking.
'The achievement of the Act's laudable goal could be severely hampered, however, if each citizen were required to depend solely on litigation instituted at the discretion of the Attorney General.
Depending on the project, students may undertake litigation and advocacy work by drafting briefs, preparing testimony, conducting research, developing strategy, and reviewing proposed legislation.
