Sentence examples for less litigation from inspiring English sources

"If there's less money, you'd have less litigation.

It would create more, rather than less, litigation here.

For instance, the transfer to Europe during the 1980s of an American legal approach to product liability produced far less litigation than in America.

The issues generally involve dogs because, as Mr. Vernon said, "landlords tend not to know about cats, so there's less litigation".

And if you look at countries where similar measures are already in place, there's far less litigation, which means that drivers pay lower insurance premiums.

A supporting brief urging the court to uphold the law filed by six states at least partly subject to the preclearance requirement said the minor burdens were offset by benefits including expert guidance in avoiding discrimination, less litigation and better race relations.

Previous reports have confirmed that comprehensive tort reform in Texas (enacted in 2003) was associated with fewer lawsuits and less litigation-associated cost.

She has attained that renown less through litigation — though she has done plenty of that — than through a blend of high-profile legal advocacy and public relations.

Chris Hulls, co-founder of Life360 in San Francisco, says he believes the postgrant review will make it tougher for very broad patents to be issued, and that could mean less frivolous litigation.

The savings come chiefly from caps on benefits to workers with partial disabilities, like back injuries, as well as from tougher antifraud measures and the expectation of less claims litigation.

But this growth has mostly consisted of small limited-liability companies, partnerships and trusts, which pay a flat fee of just $250 a year, generate less juicy litigation and put the state's reputation at risk because they are opaque and thus open to misuse.