Sentence examples for rate of litigation from inspiring English sources

The rate of litigation and regulatory scrutiny on corporations across every industry and geography is increasing dramatically.

Although the rate of litigation claims involving complications from treatment was low in a recent review, fatal or poor outcomes may be a triggering factor for litigation [ 12, 13].

It also affects quality of life 22, and leads to increased costs and high rates of litigation claims 23, 24.

Obstetrics therefore has one of the highest rates of litigation within the medical profession and one of the highest rates of outcome favouring the plaintiff (Jena et al., 2011).

The increased awareness about the importance of EBP may be due to higher rates of litigation, demands for greater accountability for clinical practice, and increased public awareness of healthcare associated with improved information technology [ 2- 4].

The rate of malpractice litigation to the Thai Medical Council has increased sevenfold since 1980, particularly after the 1997 economic crisis.

The agreement ends nine years of litigation.

Her affable and energetic challenger, Betty Williams, a senior hearing officer with the New York City Board of Education, was rated "not approved," apparently for lack of litigation experience, by the City Bar Association.

Sirius's royalty rate, the subject of nearly two years of litigation, was widely expected to rise.

Fear of litigation is one reason for the high VBAC rates [ 6, 10].

9 22 Reasons for the increase in caesarean section rates in the developed world are complex, and may include fear of litigation, 23 maternal request, 24 previous caesarean section 25 and reduction in vaginal birth after a primary caesarean section.