Sentence examples for litigation figures from inspiring English sources

That figure is higher than the litigation figures for Basildon Hospital, one of the other hospitals being inspected for its high death rates.

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

In 2005, 38.7 percent of takeover deals experienced litigation, a figure that rose to 84.7 percent in 2010.

And third, judging from the way this case was handled, I would hire Mr Garcia any day to represent me, unless that would run afoul of current immigration law, but I guess we will have to wait for the next round of litigation to figure that out.

Bracing for additional legal costs, JPMorgan has set aside a $23 billion cushion for litigation reserves, a figure that the bank disclosed for the first time on Friday.

It is evident from these figures that litigation costs may be a deterrent for small companies as regards entry into competition that may infringe existing patents.

She said she had called the meeting after months of civil litigation in which public figures had been suing News International for allegedly intercepting their voicemail during 2005-06 when Coulson was editing the News of the World.

In the USA that figure is as high $100 billion in health care compensation and litigation [ 8], whilst in Australia a figure of $15 billion is quoted [ 9].

No one now expects the litigation toll to reach the $1 trillion figure once bandied about.

That statement could figure in future securities litigation against Mr. Strong, Mr. Weitz said.

A number of litigation cases ensued.