Sentences with phrase «economic climate litigation»

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Cross-Border European Contracts: The Importance of Governing Law and Jurisdiction Clauses In the current European economic climate many businesses that trade with companies based in EU Members States have experienced problems with supply and payment, and there is an upwards trend in cross-border litigation.

Big - ticket litigation is largely dominated by large companies who are sophisticated in their monitoring of economic conditions on a day - to - day basis, and it appears that they adjust their litigation spend rather quickly based on changes in the economic climate.

Spain's economic and business newspaper Expansion recently published an article about the potential for litigation funding in Spain, especially in the currently troubled economic climate.

In the face of increasing pressure from regulators and greater exposure to litigation and international arbitration, combined with the prevailing economic climate, businesses are looking for increasingly flexible fee structures from their legal advisers.

Four out of ten respondents cite the current economic climate as the primary reason they expect more litigation.