Sentence examples for practical litigation from inspiring English sources

Additionally, most staff judge advocates have limited practical litigation experience and for a general court-martial convening authority, that experience will be decades in the past.

But the thaw in mother-daughter relations was also provoked by practical reality: severe litigation fatigue, where billions were potentially at stake.

This was nonsense to Kagan, and she warned every court in the country that they'd be foolish to follow a ruling with no practical grounding in how litigation ought to work in real life.

Though she did not find it fair that the fund was required to deduct life insurance and other benefits, she liked Mr. Moller's explanation of why the fund made more economic, practical and emotional sense than litigation.

Opponents of the immigration law here nearly always cite practical considerations — the likely cost of litigation, above all — as the reason to reject it.

For this guide, Mr. Herold and several other small-business owners and lawyers offered practical advice to protect against employee litigation.

It was well known in the Middle Ages, and served as a practical guide for those involved in litigation.

Koh's theory evolved from his practical experience in 'transnational public law litigation' against both US and other foreign officials on behalf of victims of human rights abuses see e.g. [ 66].

Nurse practitioners should implement practical tips and best practices for navigating and successfully using EHRs, as well as risk management strategies to ensure better patient care and avoid malpractice litigation or licensing issues.

The practical effect of this quasi-ruling is more litigation and uncertainty for the dozens of parties involved -- and a possible new trip to the Supreme Court later. .

Hopefully, Governor-elect Snyder and Michigan's congressional delegation will be more practical and recognize that the tired path of litigation benefits no one.