Sentence examples for litigation reduced from inspiring English sources

Martin's patents on his process were challenged, and the ensuing litigation reduced him to virtual poverty.

And, although this fact alone does not prove that this litigation reduces firms' innovation, other evidence suggests that this is exactly what happens.

The new system of leases summarizes all business points on the first page of the lease, addresses and resolves issues that often lead to litigation, reduces negotiation time and drafting expense, Claman added.

Mr. Levine said a quarterly profit payout to partners in April was cut in half because litigation payments reduced income.

With the walls supposedly protecting the domestic haven from litigation already reduced to rubble, it hardly seems revolutionary to topple one more brick.

But research has revealed that when some hospitals began allowing doctors to offer apologies to patients and families, or even made apologizing mandatory, the likelihood of litigation was reduced.

Litigation expenses, reduced mortgage activity and lower gains on asset sales contributed to the fall.

But when the threat of litigation is reduced, with lower caps and stringent regulations, as was done in Texas and Colorado, the cost of care did not go down.

Having endometriosis Studies show that women administering oral contraceptives as well as those who have had tubal litigation have reduced risk of developing ovarian cancer.[5].

"By joining hands in litigation, workers can spread the costs of litigation and reduce the risk of employer retaliation," she wrote.

And three new empirical studies provide strong confirmation that patent litigation is reducing venture capital investment in startups and is reducing R&D spending, especially in small firms.