Sentence examples for litigation choice from inspiring English sources

Ms. Hansen Chavis rejected that interpretation, a strategic litigation choice that struck some justices as inconsistent, if not backward.

Here's where the litigation choice to abandon the Anti-Injunction Act matters.

A majority of doctors reported that CPGs reduced litigation and patient choice.

"We see six potential votes for school choice," Clint Bolick, litigation director of the Institute for Justice, a leading advocacy group on the issue, said today.

At the very least, Ms. Coukos said, workers with grievances should have a choice between litigation or some type of nonjudicial dispute resolution.

"So we were weighing in the balance our choice between continuing litigation in four different jurisdictions that would probably last another three to four years with no guarantee of winning and costs of anything up to £5m, or settling now for £12.3m which we could invest straight away for the benefit of the Westminster community".

He said litigation was not his clients' first choice but was an option "if there is no other way".

The alternative investment choices for bank investors are litigation hell (HSBC), investment banking befuddlement (Barclays) or a bag of uncertainties (Royal Bank of Scotland).

"Anybody that believes that litigation or settlement, that there was a choice between the two, those people are wrong," said George Atallah, the spokesman for the players association.

The real costs in litigation: delayed innovation and loss of consumer choice are even greater.

The newly created federal civil cause of action strengthens U.S. trade secret protection, with a choice for the parties between litigation under state statutes in local courts, or under federal law heard in federal courts.