"Resolving this litigation removes uncertainty and risk and is in the best interests of our shareholders," Brian T. Moynihan, the bank's chief executive, said in a statement.
But, he said, "more needs to be done to improve responsiveness, reduce litigation and remove politics from the process".
Meanwhile, the statue at issue is still standing, and while it's tied up in litigation over whether removing it would violate state law, it's hard not to conclude the precedent of people wielding guns in its defense helped protect it.
Instead, they look at data protection and governance on mobile devices, working with eDiscovery vendors like Recommind and AccessData to help companies entangled in litigation isolate and remove content involved in the lawsuit from the affected mobile devices with minimum possible disruption to the owner.
It is the lesson of history that even when you completely remove litigation as a factor, the extent of tests and procedures that are ordered do not change.
And it overreached in taking the extraordinary step of removing Judge Scheindlin from the long-running litigation.
The group went on to call the Innovation Act a "reasonable compromise between protecting patent holders' rights and removing the threat of frivolous patent troll litigation".
He also said he planned to remove all "litigation, regulation, excessive cost" barriers to businesses (declaring Wisconsin, on election night, "open for business!"), and to put an end to a plan for a federally financed rail project between Milwaukee and Madison that he says would cost too much for the state to operate once it is built.
Instead of electioneering, Athenian politicians used litigation and defamation to remove rivals from government processes.
Local business owners are worried about facing litigation if they repair the cobbles themselves, so the Dunster Working Group is considering removing them and laying down a smooth pavement instead.
