Sentence examples for litigation falls from inspiring English sources

Then there is the free-rider problem: the cost of litigation falls on those that sue, but the proceeds from putbacks flow to all investors.

It joins a truly dismal roll call of failed group actions: the 2002 oral contraception pill litigation (fell apart following 44 days of legal argument), the MMR litigation (collapsed in 2003 having cost £15m), and the notorious benzodiazepine tranquilliser cases, which swallowed up £30m of taxpayers' money without even seeing the inside of a courtroom.

Litigation costs fell to $290 million from $1.5 billion in the second quarter.

Mr. Felder, a fledgling prosecutor who was dating another cast member when they were introduced, helped extricate her from the contract, and in the course of litigation, they fell in love.

Four years after a groundbreaking $32 million verdict in Texas, mold litigation has fallen into a familiar pattern.

A proposed settlement of that litigation later fell apart.

Litigation expense fell by $1.4 billion last year to $4.2 billion.

Litigation costs fall under the city's self-insurance fund, which includes money set aside for other spending such as workers compensation and legal settlements.

The issue of third party payer power in online distribution may be especially helpful in rethinking the regulation of online businesses since antitrust litigation has fallen out of power in the US.

Seventy-seven percent of the litigation cases fell into the judgment category.

The stock, suffering from the double whammy of an ugly overall stock market and asbestos-litigation fears, fell below $4 this fall.