Sentence examples for subsequent litigation from inspiring English sources

Unless the court is satisfied that he has been adequately represented, his guilty plea could be subject to subsequent litigation.

The letter became a part of the permanent record in the case available to the courts in all subsequent litigation.

Or will they be less fearful of doing so if they think that their actions will not preclude subsequent litigation?

Second, Rogers et al. (2011) provide direct evidence of a link between optimistic language and subsequent litigation.

Neither of the unconditional conservatism measures is associated with subsequent litigation occurrence, suggesting unconditional conservatism does not affect litigation.

But since it did, he said, the "lumpy fees were unlikely to survive subsequent litigation, as they interfere with free speech".

One would also hope to include the potential negative effects of isolation on quality of care [33] and possibly the costs of damage to hospital reputations or subsequent litigations.

Our findings also indicate misdiagnosis remains the major complaint of plaintiffs in subsequent litigations.

Due to the large volume of ER patients, malpractice still pose a major threat in the emergency department, and misdiagnosis remains the major complaint of plaintiffs in subsequent litigations.

As transpired in the course of the subsequent litigations, essentially all of those attempts started with commercial Form 2; hence, at the very least Form 2 thus seeds of Form 2 were present in the environment in which attempts to follow Example 32 were being carried out.

After nearly 4 years at the firm and through her subsequent solo litigation practice, despite achieving substantial victories, she felt that the amount of resources put into human rights and environmental litigation often outweighed the results, and believed that she could have much more impact as a lawyer supporting harmed communities to use accountability offices.