Sentence examples for problems in litigation from inspiring English sources

Such suits would expose the negligent defendant to a severe penalty, and would produce serious problems in litigation, particularly in the areas of proof and apportionment of damages.

At the time, "yellow dog" contracts regularly barred workers from joining unions, but the same collective-action problems arise in litigation over issues like underpayment, which is a widespread problem for low-wage workers.

The cooperation and document production should be coordinated with legal counsel, as the company's response may lead to action by the agency or cause problems in future litigation.

Missteps by marketers aren't just customer service problems; they can result in litigation.

Doctors have warned for a decade that increased shift work and the problems it brings could result in litigation unless employers help workers adapt their circadian rhythms.

Mr. Larrabee said the firm's problems started with a slowdown in litigation activity after several of its cases were settled last year.

One of the fundamental problems in intellectual property (IP) litigation is the lack of information available to both plaintiffs and defendants.

While insisting that his statements did not necessarily apply to the Microsoft case, he said: "The president-elect believes that our society and our government too often engage in litigation to solve problems, and he thinks that, in and of itself, is a problem.

The court explained that this process allows the agency "to act to address environmental problems quickly and without becoming immediately entangled in litigation".

Both practitioners and scholars rely on his writing for its integration of extensive practical experience with conceptual analysis of fundamental problems in dispute resolution and complex litigation.

(Please review the late 90's problems of Waste Management -- where AA paid $130 million plus in litigation re questionable accounting practices).