Naturally, litigation is following.
There will be no let-up in demand for high-yield catastrophe bonds, which provide lower returns in the event of a natural disaster, and litigation finance, in which investors underwrite lawsuits that may lead to big settlements.
Main reasons to perform a caesarean section were: (a) autonomy; (b) an unfavourable course of delivery in the absence of motivation for a natural childbirth; (c) litigation.
"All the 'natural' litigation is going to have an effect on the marketplace," Gardner says.
But the natural Democratic inclination toward litigation was making him look like a sore loser at best, a would-be usurper at worst.
As with many internet-centric lawsuits, this one will probably be passed around a few jurisdictions before being really assessed — though as Paxfire is also based in Virginia, that state provides a natural starting point for the litigation.
Its pure litigation model is a more natural fit with my practice".
An important issue in the litigation lay in whether the "natural and ordinary meaning" of the language of the Basic Law should be paramount, most notably in interpreting the term "ordinarily resident," or whether a broader statutory context should be considered.
The 100-acre farm on Peconic Bay in Riverhead, which is currently in litigation, would also be restored to its natural state if the county acquires it, Mr. Isles said.
Economic activity can be stimulated due to the impact of natural disasters or the effect of crime or contentious litigation.
Add in asbestos litigation reserves of $690 million and the rising price of natural gas, which fires the glass furnaces.
