Sentence examples for litigation failure from inspiring English sources

The bureau wrote a letter in July to the Wikimedia Foundation, the parent organization of Wikipedia, demanding that it take down an image of the F.B.I. seal accompanying an article on the bureau, and threatened litigation: "Failure to comply may result in further legal action.

The most frequent complaints these days, said Mr. Carbone, the union leader in the division's enforcement unit, "concern baseless litigation, failure to provide basic services, verbal abuse by an owner or an owner's employee; intrusive acts, for example, entering an apartment under false pretenses, putting cameras in hallways, investigators spying on tenants".

The agreement with the transit agency allows Related to delay rent payments for up to two years for a variety of reasons, including litigation or failure to complete an extension of the No. 7 subway line from Times Square to the site by 2014.

Officials said yesterday that they never expected all 320,000 in summer school, but sent out the letters to avoid litigation over any failure to notify children who ended up in danger of being held back.

However, these findings indicate that shared decision-making documented in the patient's record could provide what King & Moulton call 'perfected informed consent' and, in many instances, may prevent litigation on a failure to inform claim (see Figure  3).

(Hospital board member, also a physician) If errors from complex care are more accepted by the public, complexity of care might act as a mitigating factor on the relationship between the risk of malpractice litigation and the failure of physicians to report and disclose incidents to patients, or directly encourage these behaviors.

For a system intended to reduce litigation, these figures represent failure.

For instance, the trustee was recently still billing for litigation in the 1985 failure of Donald Sheldon & Company, a New York brokerage firm.

The Pritzkers' agreement to give the government 90percentt of the money they may get in a separate legal dispute with the government is based on litigation related to the failure of the S.& L. industry in the 1980's.

Though his prospects for playing a leading role in the BP litigation were diminished by his failure to make it on to the steering committee, Buzbee remained enthusiastic about his cases and was busy gearing up for pending settlement negotiations on injury claims for those clients who were aboard the Deepwater Horizon.

Lou Brown taught that just as war is the failure of diplomacy; litigation is a failure as well.