Apart from litigation, the broader implications of being able to link climate change to specific weather events include determining which natural disasters have been heavily influenced by warming and which have not, and which should receive international adaptation funds as a result.
The brochure should not include promises as to the outcome of potential litigation or the implication that litigation could be influenced due to political or personal connections of the firm.
The government cannot be seen as conducting litigation with the enormous implications of this litigation -- litigation imbued with significant public interest -- in such a way as to select by which forum as between the Supreme Court of the United States and an inferior appellate court it wishes to be bound.
Even in the absence of specific constitutional conflicts, courts elsewhere regularly adjudicate upon matters with significant resource implications: recent litigation over allocation of the cancer drug Herceptin is a recent example in the UK.The connection between political repression, material deprivation and violence — both state-sponsored and terrorist — is increasingly well understood.
This has medico-legal implications for litigation, particularly in the private sector.
Downplaying of nonliver cancer risks by the U.S. EPA may also have important implications in litigation of compensation cases, because claims for cancers at sites other than the liver are vigorously disputed in the courts.
The extent to which malodor is an aesthetic issue versus a threat to health is a subject of scientific investigation and litigation that has important implications for environmental regulation, public health, and environmental justice (Thu 1998).
Her summation of the implications of Chinese litigation is a model of memorable historical interpretation.
After more than four months, it is apparent that the disagreements among the parties concerning the likely course, outcome and consequences of continued litigation, as well as the implications and ramifications of alternative terms of settlement, are too deep-seated to be bridged.
"The legal and financial implications of employment litigation are well known to all of these folks.
