It concluded that it would take years of expensive litigation to settle its meaning and "when the dust clears, [all] unmarried couples would have fewer rights over their most important life decisions than they would have had otherwise".
A revocable living trust, on the other hand, is viewed as more difficult to contest than a will, and it avoids the sometimes lengthy and expensive legal process to settle a deceased person's estate.
In the UK last week a leading sports doctor, Barry O'Driscoll, warned another contact sport, rugby union, about potential legal claims from former professional players, similar and possibly similarly expensive to those settled by the NFL.
The LSE researchers said much the same about Outer London's increased poverty rates – it could be due to people moving from Inner London because it was becoming too expensive, to newcomers settling there for the same reason, to long-standing residents becoming worse off or some combination of all three.
"At this point, it becomes an extremely expensive case for Wal-Mart to settle," she said.
Also, don't be afraid to settle for less expensive things, we don't have to always be above and beyond.
They are forcing Medicaid patients to settle for older, less expensive, less effective medicines".
Indeed, if you do the math, it was increasingly more expensive for the banks because they waited to settle.
Indeed, if you do the math, it seems to be increasingly more expensive for the banks because they waited to settle.
"The pirates are waiting for the dust to settle and waiting out the expensive naval operations".
