entity · derived
Litigation
Derived node: assembled mechanically from the claims carrying litigation. A roster, not an adjudicated definition.
Every claim under this term
- 2317580-015 : CIAs often become the benchmark for expected conduct in a subsequent civil or criminal trial, which distinguishes them from ordinary contractual arrangements between companies and the government.
- 2348463-032 : Restricting Form PF data to the eyes of the bankruptcy judge alone would create problems in the litigation process, because opposing parties may demand access to the same information.
- 2831040-005 : The most widely recognized drawbacks of traditional rulemaking under the Administrative Procedure Act are its lack of speed, its cumbersomeness, and the volume of litigation generated by its notice an
- 2831040-018 : Litigation in the court system can take years, which increases the likelihood that courts will not react in a timely manner, much less in real time, to exponential innovation.
- 2831040-019 : Dynamic regulatory mechanisms are already replacing litigation and will continue to replace it.
- 2998097-028 : Despite the rising relevance of investment due diligence and increasing due diligence litigation, the private fund industry is largely left to its own devices to ensure adequate due diligence standard
- 3808859-023 : Courts expanded software patentability without proof that it would increase innovation, and the result was that corporations filed and acquired thousands of software patents used to strategically unde
- 4957318-005 : Inconsistent application of a proliferating body of law by different judges and regulatory bodies produces unpredictable legal outcomes, which increases litigation as parties seek judicial clarificati