Sentence examples for litigation change from inspiring English sources

A "Complaint" sticky offers boxes for "Whose Fault" (Mine, Yours, Ours, Other) and "Desired Outcome" (Apology, Explanation, Litigation, Change).

"It is a privilege to practice again, and we want to take on cases that, through litigation, change social inequalities in favor of the greater good," Edwards said in a statement.

The key exception has been securities litigation changes, which are now credited, in part, with facilitating "bubble-era" financial transgressions.

Regulations and litigation prevent change".

And every student death produces a sobering ripple within a college community, prompting a period of self-examination and sometimes, as at M.I.T., provoking litigation and change.

She hopes to continue her work by attending law school, with the goal of advancing impact litigation to change the way the criminal justice system operates.

The nature of litigation has changed.

And private litigation has changed in the last decade and a half.

But class-action securities litigation has changed in recent years, largely because of a 1995 law making the size of a plaintiff's purported loss -- not just being first to the courthouse -- the key to determining who would be the lead plaintiff, and hence which firm would be lead counsel.

Moreover, the Article shows that the doctrinal dynamics of vote dilution litigation have changed dramatically over the past two decades.

I personally think patents are for the most part worthless and don't protect your business, but at Broadcast.com we did so many original and unique things in streaming, multicasting, uploading of content that now that the climate of litigation has changed, that portfolio would be worth a ton of money.