Sentence examples for litigation capacity from inspiring English sources

An important test of that litigation capacity is likely to come next month, when Fabrice Tourre, a former Goldman Sachs trader who is accused of misleading clients in a complex mortgage deal, is scheduled to go on trial.

Prior to joining Duke Law in Fall 2017, Aya developed extensive expertise in human rights advocacy, clinical teaching, fact-finding, research, litigation, capacity-building, and coalition-building within the United States and abroad.

Even this well-intended litigation has the capacity to bring about unintended harm.

But it is beyond the capacity of litigation to produce a just or fair result here.

Such weak discrimination may subvert the capacity of litigation to provide incentives to deliver safer care.

The fact that Karcher and Orechio participated in this litigation in their official capacities as presiding officers on behalf of the legislature does not mean that they became parties in all of their personal and professional capacities.

Recently, I've even had the opportunity to act in an advisory capacity in a litigation case.

The results of this study raise questions about the capacity of tort litigation to provide incentives for improving the quality and safety of nursing home care.

In that capacity, she works on litigation over Mississippi's anti-LGBT legislation, HB 1523, as well as researches and writes on LGBT issues in the South.

Barriers to class action litigation and differences in the institutional capacities of courts and administrative agencies mean that litigation is best viewed as a supplement, not an alternative, to a renewed commitment to strong quality monitoring on the part of Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services and state Medicaid agencies.

Overall this analysis reveals that lawyers, at least in Barbados, have an important role to play in the medical tourism sector beyond litigation – particularly in transactional and gatekeeper capacities.