Sentence examples for less of a litigation from inspiring English sources
Alphaville's Paul Murphy notes: "Obviously, not every synthetic CDO will necessarily bring on legal action - but it is also the case that if a bank wasn't producing such toxic paper it ought to be less of a litigation risk".
Recent actions in Congress and by the Supreme Court have reduced the scope for bringing shareholder class-action lawsuits, so that even the subprime meltdown looks less of a sure thing for litigation than it would have a few years ago.
As the authors describe, many courts following Daubert have held that research conducted specifically for the purpose of a litigation is inherently less reliable than other science.
The role of a litigation department is not to be impartial or independent.
"At the end of the day, the litigation will be less of an impact on Wells Fargo than people fear," said Lawrence Remmel, a partner at the law firm Pryor Cashman, where he leads the firm's banking and financial institutions group.
Low SES may indirectly be protective against caesarean since women of low SES are less likely to receive care in a private facility and there may be less concern of litigation among healthcare professionals caring for these women.
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.
The system verifies any deliberate destruction of evidence after a litigation hold is triggered.
On a $500,000 claim, at a 75% probability of success, less $100,000 in litigation costs, the estimated net return on going to trial is $275,000.
LeClairRyan coordinates this discovery work with the higher-value services of lead counsel, who focus on the less routine aspects of litigation.
The large award against Samsung prompted concerns that holders of design patents — traditionally a subject of less litigation than function-based patents — would be newly powerful.
