Sentence examples for research litigation from inspiring English sources
Mr. Dinallo is one of the office's handful of lawyers who worked on the Wall Street research litigation, which became public in April 2002 when Mr. Spitzer obtained a court order that forced Merrill Lynch to make changes to its stock reports and released internal e-mail messages that seemed to show analysts privately deriding the shares of companies they were recommending to public investors.
Some critics make the case that since Hatch-Waxman, an inordinate amount of innovation has been displaced from research to litigation strategies.
He is listed on the company's Web site as participating in "ongoing N.F.L. concussion research and litigation technical support" — and is currently overseeing the N.F.L.'s helmet testing at Biokinetics.
His major areas of interest in research and litigation have been education, civil rights, and attorney-client relations.
Legal cases "are a growing part of our business," said Brian W. Martin, the vice president for litigation research at Historical Associates Inc., a private company in Washington that provides historical research.
Shortly after Mr. Rajaratnam's arrest in October 2009, Mr. Jarrell and a litigation research firm that is operated by former students of his were contracted to dig through bank research and news reports.
The money is used for litigation, research and educational programs.
Dr. Sorensen was a leading figure in the application of survey research to trademark litigation.
An article on Tuesday about a debate regarding corporate donations to environmental groups misidentified a source of donations to the Environmental Working Group for research on asbestos litigation.
Mr. Cook noted that the Environmental Working Group, which, among other things, reports on how toxic substances from industry and agriculture can affect people and the environment, accepted funds from the American Trial Lawyers Association for research on asbestos litigation.
The promise of a new therapy collapses instantly into a morass of lost research investments and litigation.
