Sentence examples for litigation to support from inspiring English sources
However, as the appeals court observed, there is "a total absence of case law" (before the present round of litigation) to support the notion that the "personal right" of free exercise of religion protected by the First Amendment applies to artificial creations like corporations.
Most use litigation finance to support lawsuits that they bring as plaintiffs, over commercial contracts, antitrust matters, intellectual-property disputes, and other business claims.
While some conservative leaders say it is too soon to resort to litigation, others appear to support Mr. Jensen.
We begin with two questions about Judge Kosinski's definition of litigation-generated science research undertaken to support litigation which we will call litigation-generated science, type 1 (LGS1).
The least exciting digital work is possibly the most lucrative: electronic "discovery", or the recovery and processing of e-documents to support litigation.
Mr. Parks said civil rights groups were unlikely to back litigation but would tend to support cases involving the undergraduate and law schools at the University of Michigan.
"It's not an accident that a major civil rights case, NAACP v. Button (1963), involved the right of a third party to support litigation," Sebok recently told me in an e-mail.
Scientists hired to support litigation often command high fees.
Our analysis begins with a discussion of science done explicitly to support litigation.
This research is begun well in advance of any possible liability litigation and not explicitly to support a position in a lawsuit.
(Daubert v. Merrell Dow Pharmaceuticals, Inc. 1995) Judge Kosinski implies that experts conducting research to support litigation do not follow the norms of science, and that they are at high risk of engaging in scientific misconduct or even fraud.
