Sentence examples for for state litigation from inspiring English sources
But avoiding a decision on the substance of the case, it left the door open for state litigation.
For many years thereafter, the agreements were obscure and mostly unused (in terms of investor-state litigation).
According to Lord Justice Laws such concerns influenced the rule changes: For the state to inhibit litigation by the denial of legal aid because the court's judgment might be unwelcome or apparently damaging would constitute an attempt to influence the incidence of judicial decisions in the interests of government.
A special state court for complex litigation is hearing the cases.
As Matt Cain and I documented in our study "A Great Game: The Dynamics of State Competition for Merger Litigation," the incidence of takeover litigation has risen substantially over the last five years.
She then returned to Honolulu and worked for the state government in antitrust litigation before being recruited to run for the Hawaii House of Representatives in 1980.
For cruises that do not involve a United States port, the contract states, any litigation must be brought in Genoa, Italy, and be governed by Italian law.
Daynard says that "we saw some reasonably substantial drops" in smoking by teens and children after manufacturers raised prices to pay for the state settlements of tobacco litigation in 1998.
It has only two major provisions: the first mandating bathroom use by chromosome and anatomy at birth, the second promising the state will pay for any litigation that stems from public schools adhering to the law.
Professor Semel said the fractured decision, the relatively sparse information available about practices in Kentucky and the new standard announced by the court would produce fertile ground for additional litigation, particularly in states where flaws in the administration of lethal injections were documented.
That would at least help Yahoo's image problem among those in the tech world who were disheartened to hear of the suit and what it signified both for Yahoo and the state of patent litigation.
