Sentence examples for litigation used from inspiring English sources

Unions contend the new rules curb needless litigation used to stall the election process.

The audit trails can then serve as unbiased evidence of medical practice for potential litigation use [13].

Most significantly, in late October Qwest reached a preliminary agreement on its class action litigation, and used the bulk of its cash balance plus $1.1 billion convertible issue to pay down some $3 billion in double-digit debt," he said.

It is based on the IBM Corporate Mortality File (CMF) which was produced after a court order during litigation and used in a previous analysis, but which did not look at the Endicott plant workers separately.

We reported the expense in litigation, amount of compensation paid, and days of litigation by using mean value and confidence interval as well as the median and interquartile range.

The practice soon spread to the private sector, and now deep-pocketed parties to civil and criminal litigation routinely use polls and focus groups to shape their efforts at picking juries.

The idea of financers investing in commercial litigation takes getting used to, but getting used to litigation itself took the American bar the better part of a century.

In May, Burford Capital, which calls itself the world's largest provider of finance for litigation and arbitration, announced that twenty-eight per cent of private-practice lawyers it surveyed said their firms have used litigation finance directly a fourfold increase since 2013.

That company has vigorously used litigation to protect its patents on electronic programming guides.

In fact, the threat of litigation is often used as an excuse to perform profitable procedures.

The federal government's general position is that diplomacy, not litigation, should be used to resolve disputes growing out of the Holocaust.