Sentences with phrase «much litigation»

I can not think of any other single document that has accounted for so much litigation in the same time period.

Many people do not initially want to talk to an attorney because they feel there is too much litigation in society.

It was a period of injustice and of much litigation.

But many parties have no concept of how much litigation will cost, nor how long it will take.

Of course, most of the time, a written form is not a necessary property of contracts (a fact responsible for much litigation).

It is matter of a deep regret to me that there is still so much litigation in the partnership field.

Furthermore, as so much litigation involves Contract disputes, the courts are constantly creating important case law which may affect how terms in a Contract should be drafted.

Writing a will is a very complex process, and much litigation results from poorly drafted wills.

Is the problem too much litigation, or is the problem that the cost of litigation — to litigants and society — is generally too high?

There is therefore massive uncertainty at the moment on how much a client can recover and how much the litigation is worth to them.

But after much litigation over the ownership of public domain works, Google decided to the other route, and deal with publishers, and authors directly to sell copyrighted work and get a take.

Eventually, and after much litigation among all three carriers, Aloha flew its last passenger flights on March 31, 2008.

She is Canada's first aboriginal justice minister who has already changed the course of much litigation under the previous Conservative government.

Joseph Viteritti's Feature essay «Vouchers on Trial» tells us that even a decision allowing the Cleveland program to proceed will be followed by much litigation over the many state - created «walls of separation.»

In one sense, the Wife did amazingly well to be able to obtain as much litigation funding as she did, given that she had no security to offer.

One example where the original wording of the Directive has been used without further explanation or example, necessitating much litigation to clear things up, is on the question of whether TUPE applies to the sale of the business of an insolvent company.

«No doubt when you look at the landscape right now clients are very sophisticated and they know how much litigation costs and how much they are prepared to spend and to do it more efficiently.

The end result is that many businesses have too much litigation on which they spend too much time and money to resolve causing the real economic value of the claim asset to be eroded.

«We don't do much litigation — we are capital driven.

Sam Glover: Was there much litigation around animal law at the time?

So much litigation disappearing.

For the past 18 months, McKenna Long & Aldridge has been developing an internal software program called MLA Value Track that will predict how much a litigation matter will cost based on how much similar litigation has cost in the past.

With so much litigation taking place in the Canadian market, and I see a great many cases thrown at me via the Internet, it pays to err on the side of caution, rather than to go in with all guns blazing.

Given that there is so much litigation under the PM (NOC) Regulations it is important to have a clear understanding of the applicable rules.

One would assume a bit of give and take will get us over the line for the transition period but even then one can readily see the potential for much litigation over these provisions and over Brexit generally.

As Fagundes notes, after much litigation, the court ordered divided ownership of the ball.

The end result is that many businesses have too much litigation for which they spend too much time and too much money to resolve — causing the real economic value of the claim asset to be needlessly eroded.

Film finance avoidance schemes have been the subject of much litigation and now convictions for conspiracy to defraud the Revenue.

As with so much litigation, this case involved conflicting testimony and therefore was decided based on an assessment of the relative credibility of the witnesses.

«We «ve had too much litigation and too little communication, «Mathias said.

Despite the fact that there has been much litigation with parents prevailing on the issue of inclusive preschools and much guidance from the Department of Education, this issue continues to be very prevalent.

How is this possible in a climate where there is so much litigation and publicity regarding lawsuits about students» rights to express themselves through dress — particularly T - shirts?

Greene also warns that some tax avoidance schemes, notably film finance avoidance schemes have been «the subject of much litigation and now convictions for conspiracy to defraud the Revenue».

Plaintiff hit with big verdicts and the drug company starts looking at getting rid of the uncedrtainty on their balance sheets of so much litigation.

Much litigation will be required to spell out the contours of the Court's equal protection holding today, and the significant effect it will have on the conduct of criminal trials can not be gainsaid.

I am sure if this were to happen in any of the above areas of practice, a firestorm of legal and political rebuke would be hurled at the government with such fervour, and so much litigation, that the government would either fall or back down from such an outrageous law.

Indeed, it is difficult to think of any other single form — except perhaps the marriage certificate — that has spawned so much litigation and has produced so much money for litigation lawyers.