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It turns a courtroom into a stock exchange and litigation into a commodity, like copper or corn.

She said it knew that Kyphon's marketing strategy was being challenged, and took the risk of litigation into account.

Even if they are awarded, he said, BP is likely to fight punitive damage awards, extending the litigation into the years to come.

He added, "We need to try to turn what would otherwise be a quagmire of litigation into something that melds together and helps victims".

1 The Larry Potters of the World A growing parade of aggrieved writers and artists have helped turn intellectual property litigation into a burgeoning cottage industry.

In settling with the state of Minnesota for $6.6 billion in 1998, a group of companies including Philip Morris (PM), British American Tobacco BATT) and R.J. Reynolds (RJR)—agreed to place company documents unearthed in the litigation into public depositories for ten years.

"Broadcasters can get sucked into litigation in Northern Ireland that they wouldn't get sucked into in Britain".

The groups negotiated a deal with government lawyers that would delay any departmental action on the rule for 90 days, when the change is scheduled to enter into litigation in federal court in San Francisco.

He has recently inserted himself into litigation in which 9/11 victims allege the Saudi government funded Islamist charities that provided financial and logistical support to al-Qaeda.

Sadly, trial lawyers have developed the "litigation lottery" into a science -- file huge claims in friendly venues in search of large jury awards or out-of-court settlements.

One of the big goals of the new compensation fund is to attract owners of affected cars away from litigation and into this private program.