Sentence examples for litigation decisions from inspiring English sources

Supervising about seventy prosecutors, she oversaw critical investigative, charging, and litigation decisions.

"The lesson for plaintiffs is, in the vast majority of cases, they are perceiving the defendant's offer to be half a loaf when in fact it is an entire loaf or more," said Randall L. Kiser, a co-author of the study and principal analyst at DecisionSet, a consulting firm that advises clients on litigation decisions.

These findings not only broaden information- and rivalry-based theories' explanations of reactive patent litigation decisions, but also enable us to formulate the codes of conduct for the managerial capability in regard to legal astuteness in patent litigation.

These findings not only broaden the resource-based, transaction cost and value creation explanations of offensive patent litigation decisions, but also facilitate the formulation of the codes of conduct for the managerial capability in the contexts of offensive patent litigation.

Still, "it was more a political decision than a litigation decision," said one lawyer familiar with the administration's stance.

"I think this is more of a political act aimed at putting pressure on the S.E.C., as opposed to a litigation decision seeking relief," said John C. Coffee Jr., a professor of securities law at Columbia University.

While legal professionals have anecdotal and scholarly information on individual districts and judges, granular data on lawyers, courts, judges, and districts can be invaluable in litigation decision making.

In addition to litigation decision information useful to judges, lawyers and company decision makers, Becker explained that the company is focusing on tools for outside counsel selection and management, peer company benchmarking, and patent portfolio analytics.

Moreover, the shortage of obstetricians and gynecologists in Japan is becoming a serious problem, along with an increase in the number of cases in which physicians have to pay substantial compensation following a medical litigation decision.

"When it comes to whistle-blower litigation, the decision-maker really matters," Moberly told me recently.

The overriding responsibility of the defense team is to see beyond the immediate effect of that single case and to calibrate litigation-related decisions to the long-term business interests of their clients.