In one of its amicus briefs, the Department of Justice openly stated that the CTS case had implications for "ongoing litigation against the United States" over "allegations of contaminated drinking water" at Camp Lejeune.
In an amicus brief filed April 2 in support of CTS Corp., the Justice Department notes that the CTS case has implications for ongoing litigation against the United States over contaminated drinking water at the Camp Lejeune Marine Corps Base, also in North Carolina.
BLOOMBERG NEWS Implications for Banks as Madoff Litigation Grinds On | If the Madoff trustee is successful in being able to sue major banks for ignoring warning signs, the potential liability of financial firms could be enormous in future cases, Peter J. Henning writes in the White Collar Watch column.
Strikingly, we find evidence that litigation by frequent patent litigators, a proxy for litigation by patent assertion entities, is directly associated with decreased VC investment, with no positive effects initially.
Reports referred to the WTO requirements to prevent diversion, the potential for litigation if diversion occurred, and the implications of diversion.
Downplaying of nonliver cancer risks by the U.S. EPA may also have important implications in litigation of compensation cases, because claims for cancers at sites other than the liver are vigorously disputed in the courts.
The extent to which malodor is an aesthetic issue versus a threat to health is a subject of scientific investigation and litigation that has important implications for environmental regulation, public health, and environmental justice (Thu 1998).
Shootings are Russia's substitute for litigation.
It also provides more avenues for litigation.
An $11 million fund is for litigation.
