"There is a risk that an excessively litigious environment would impede the development of innovative services that can bring real benefit to European citizens," the company said in comments submitted to the European Commission, according to Reuters.
James also had been accused of being overly litigious, though she said she regrets nothing.
(Shammo also added that the regulations would result in "a very litigious environment").
Indeed, he was so good in Spielberg's stuffy, overly litigious film that no one even talked about anyone else winning the Oscar this year.
Rent only to tenants you can get along with (specifically, those who tend to pay on time, are not overly litigious and have no criminal background).
"We are in a very litigious environment, and there have been a number of court decisions that have drastically increased the cost of lawsuits," Mr. Grubb said.
Dr. Goldberg's words are a sad commentary on what we are doing to our children in the current overprotective, litigious environment in which we live.
And because this is a more litigious environment, people want to document everything and there are legal requirements stipulating how long different types of documents must be saved".
Today, while regulators are weighing whether to define the term "natural," the lack of clarity for over the past decade has resulted in a freewheeling, and litigious, environment.
I fear their efforts are doomed to failure, however, due to today's overly litigious society, which will surely lead to a lawsuit for injuries suffered on the track.
Mr. Bloomberg, who has already made clear that he thought Mr. Giuliani's administration was overly litigious, stopped short of saying he would support any further litigation with the church over the Police Department policy.
