Sentence examples for increased litigation from inspiring English sources

The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (PCAOB) considered this call, weighing investor benefits (e.g., increased transparency) against potential costs to the audit profession (e.g., increased litigation risk and administrative costs).

Over-investigating is on the rise in this age of increased litigation.

If managers manipulate earnings, they risk having their activities detected and disclosed by the media, resulting in negative consequences such as lower stock prices and increased litigation risk.

The company's compensation expense climbed 6.7 percent, to $1.6 billion, while noncompensation expense rose 21 percent, an increase the bank attributed in large part to increased litigation costs.

"The issues we face are more down to the types of tree we are planting, and the pressure being placed on tree officers due to increased litigation and subsidence claims," Smith says.

The decision by the New York Court of Appeals opens the door to increased litigation that the already besieged medical community said could further undermine doctors' ability to work.

The administration predicted that the generic drug bill would increase litigation over drug patents.

Unfortunately, for innovating firms, forward-looking and optimistic statements are likely to increase litigation risk.

Remaining in the Paris Agreement does not increase litigation risk for the Trump administration as it pursues its deregulatory agenda.

The increasing litigation has forced the construction industry to change in a manner that actually has the potential to improve the quality of the constructed project.

The White House said that although President Bush "supports the overall intent" of the House bill, he was concerned that it "could unduly expand" coverage and significantly increase litigation.