Sentence examples for examination of the litigation from inspiring English sources

"See You in Court," Thomas Geoghegan's charming leftist examination of the litigation culture, is a rebuttal to "The Death of Common Sense," Philip K. Howard's best-selling 1995 book about how law and bureaucracy have replaced discretion and responsibility in American life.

Stephens, Tim, International Courts and Environmental Protections (K3585.S74 2009) provides the first comprehensive examination of international environmental litigation, looking at the variety of adjudicative bodies engaged in the settlement of environmental disputes.

With these data, I provide a broad-based, systematic examination of the nature of general civil litigation in federal courts.

Settlements represent one end of the litigation pipeline.

But it is not out of the litigation woods yet.

That did not end the bizarre character of the litigation.

We identified a small difference in the outcomes of litigation for claims, specifically in the duration from the dispute to closure of the litigation.

We focused on organizations that are involved in all stages of the litigation process.

Seventy-seven percent of the litigation cases fell into the judgment category.

One purpose of the litigation is to clarify Canadian law on whether genes can be patented.

You may be unhappy with the costs of the litigation.