Sentence examples for litigation testing from inspiring English sources

In the years since the limited privilege was established, there has been little litigation testing its bounds, lawyers say.

But there was sharp disagreement within the government over whether the claims from Hispanics and women met the Judgment Fund's "imminent litigation" test.

The litigation could test whether "complex trauma" qualifies as a disability under the Americans with Disabilities Act.

The second is the announcement of new interpretive rules, such as Judge Kozinski's "litigation science" test, that rest on idealized, misleading, or misinformed assumptions about the scientific method.

All this is not to say that litigation is ever the ideal laboratory for testing scientific truth claims.

We have a strong patent portfolio that was tested in litigation with Qualcomm, but in April we settled our differences.

The boundaries of the safe harbor have been tested in litigation and as a result, some recent federal Court of Appeals decisions have cleared up some of the questions around Section 512(c).

And it's not just Congress: Trial lawyers were alarmed in September when the White House said it would support state-run programs to test alternatives to litigation in malpractice claims.

Reporters who have been covering the long-running litigation know these tests exist.

Mr. Obama would offer $250 million to states in the next four years to test ways of curbing medical malpractice litigation.

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