Sentence examples for expense of litigation from inspiring English sources
In a statement earlier on Tuesday, Alcoa said the settlement was "the best possible outcome" and avoided the expense of litigation.
This leaves decision-making up to the vagaries and expense of litigation instead of with the elected officials whose responsibility it is to solve problems.
Since some civil-rights violations would yield damages too small to justify the expense of litigation, Congress has authorized attorney's fees for civil-rights plaintiffs.
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As for the expense of litigation, the harm to public safety as crime victims avoid the police, and the misery inflicted on the working poor — all of those ill-effects seem quite intact.
He also considered it wasteful: because of the expense of litigation and the appeals process, it costs, on average, $2.3 million to execute a prisoner in Texas — about three times the cost of incarcerating someone for forty years.
In civil litigation the recognizance of a party may be required to ensure the payment of costs (i.e., amounts of money losing parties must pay to winning parties for the expenses of litigation).
Just a few days of depositions, and the out-of-pocket expenses of litigation will quickly match or exceed those arbitration hearing session fees.
However, above a certain threshold, there is a perverse incentive for the larger market players to not pay (even if they should) and to force the rights holder into litigation since the higher expenses of litigation and the risk may knock out the need to pay.
Why would the Justice Department, which (after all) is financed by tax dollars, care about the "expenses" of litigation?
