Sentence examples for litigation avoidance from inspiring English sources

But as the surprise license deals signed by Chinese product makers Xiaomi and Lenovo in recent weeks for Via's advanced audio patents show, there's another key advantage to patent pools besides the large cost savings and litigation avoidance.

To address this, Article One recently launched a "Litigation Avoidance" service that collects relevant information about prior art, focusing on pre-emptive action around specific patents to help identify and eliminate patents that don't deserve protection.

And the army of instructors, life guards and "helpers" at the pool where Fusselman's son learned to swim were surely hired with litigation avoidance in mind.

Factors affecting differences in outcome were the inclusion of younger women with dense breasts, litigation avoidance, and incentives to minimize the number of abnormal mammograms.

It is important to identify users' views of this service because the consequences of poor acceptability may be lack of adherence to advice or treatment, complaints and litigation or avoidance of future use.

"The Check's in the Mail" parodies business-related prevarications, exampling avoidance, litigation, and the titular payment delay.

That openness has in turn created an environment where patient safety and patient care, not avoidance of litigation, have become the priority.

In law enforcement organisations, ergonomic aspects and safety issues must be tackled with three priorities that are essential for that occupation: officer safety, public safety and avoidance of litigation.

Furthermore, there are real benefits to arbitration in the employment context, including avoidance of litigation costs compounded by difficult choice-of-law questions and by the necessity of bifurcating the proceedings where state law precludes arbitration of certain types of employment claims but not others.

The paper argues that in addition to the avoidance of litigation costs— the reduction of uncertainty can also drive licensee demand.

Patents are an asset which can be invested in directly and then used to obtain a return-on-investment from licensing revenue, settlement of a dispute for less than would otherwise be required, avoidance of litigation, application of leverage during negotiations, etc.