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Jonathan Sasser, the lawyer for Conoco, said yesterday that the appeals ruling "will make litigation more cumbersome and expensive".

A spokesperson said: "These proposals could result in more litigation, more conflict, and more confusion, regardless of the government's intentions.

The fear of litigation, more so than the fear of reprimand, stops action to prevent future errors and also damages the doctor-patient relationship.

But, by failing to lay down clear rules, O'Connor-style restraint increases the number of cases where the law is vague, so making litigation more likely.

To make the litigation more manageable, a severity chart has been created to classify injuries in six major disease categories by type and seriousness, a classification scheme that will help the court pick a sample of cases.

"This legislation is a recipe for more litigation, more liability and higher costs," said Karen M. Ignagni, president of the American Association of Health Plans, the chief lobby for H.M.O.'s.

More than 60 other cases still await litigation, and more are expected to be filed.

But the metaphor of a flood in the context of litigation obscures more than it illuminates.

But the spate of merger litigation has more detractors than proponents.

But in industries like software, the researchers said, the costs of litigation are more than twice the benefits in terms of gains to inventors.

The Denver district attorney, Mitchell R. Morrissey, said that doing away with direct file would draw out litigation, cost more money and make Colorado less safe.