Sentence examples for litigation time from inspiring English sources

Kellogg: Most people feel like they're sitting on a litigation time bomb.

However, the prolonged litigation time was a relatively small impacting factor for the defendants in China, where doctors are allowed to work in hospitals normally during the period of litigation.

Furthermore, there are other barriers mentioned in literature that influence event reporting, including: fear of disciplinary action or potential litigation, time pressure, no feedback, the perception that reporting is unnecessary, unclear reporting procedures and a lack of clear definitions as to what constitutes a reportable event [ 19- 25].

"But they virtually guarantee longer and more expensive litigation times than simply resolving complaints some other way".

"We don't want to have the door open to litigation every time someone gets hit on the head".

William Lindsay, a Holbrook Democrat who sits on the Legislature's public safety committee, said a bipartisan majority agreed "the lawsuit was ill-advised" but feared withdrawing it would only lead to a second round of litigation, this time between Mr. Levy and the Legislature.

There has been a change in the main target of litigation over time: in the 1980s, ectopic pregnancy was the most common reason for litigation; today, litigation related to a missed fetal anomaly is the most frequent indication [19].

For good reason, companies shy away from any legal risk in a deal: Litigation takes time and money.

Assuming Scour can survive months of litigation, this time next year Rodrigues may be pitching his company's services to carmakers as well as filmmakers.

"You'd see immediate litigation every time a law was passed," he said.

But that sort of litigation takes time and the results are often inconclusive.