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2015
Abstract: This entry provides an overview of the main economic models of settlement and litigation decisions. Starting from the basic models, as developed by Landes (J Law Econ 14:61108, 1971), Posner (J Leg Stud (00472530) 2:399, 1973), and Gould (J Leg Stud, 279300, 1973), we describe the evolution in literature toward the application of bargaining ...
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Abstract: This entry provides an overview of the main economic models of settlement and litigation decisions. Starting from the basic models, as developed by Landes (J Law Econ 14:61108, 1971), Posner (J Leg Stud (00472530) 2:399, 1973), and Gould (J Leg Stud, 279300, 1973), we describe the evolution in literature toward the application of bargaining ...
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Seminars in Fetal and Neonatal Medicine, 2005
The law in relation to clinical practice is specialised and complex. Most practitioners have a rudimentary understanding of the basic concepts. This chapter explores the principles of duty of care, breach and causation, and how-using case law-they are applied to neonatal care.
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The law in relation to clinical practice is specialised and complex. Most practitioners have a rudimentary understanding of the basic concepts. This chapter explores the principles of duty of care, breach and causation, and how-using case law-they are applied to neonatal care.
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Dental Clinics of North America, 1982
Countersuit litigation brings into sharp focus some difficult and conflicting concepts in law and social policy. A point that seems reasonably self-evident is that the existence of a viable countersuit remedy in most states has not produced the huge volume of litigation that might create a "chilling effect" upon access to the courts, and it is not ...
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Countersuit litigation brings into sharp focus some difficult and conflicting concepts in law and social policy. A point that seems reasonably self-evident is that the existence of a viable countersuit remedy in most states has not produced the huge volume of litigation that might create a "chilling effect" upon access to the courts, and it is not ...
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Annual Review of Sociology, 1989
Litigation, in ordinary speech, refers to actions contested in court; this involves a claim, a dispute or conflict, and the use of a specific institution, the court, to resolve the conflict or dispute. In the past most legal research has consisted of analysis of doctrine and theory about doctrine.
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Litigation, in ordinary speech, refers to actions contested in court; this involves a claim, a dispute or conflict, and the use of a specific institution, the court, to resolve the conflict or dispute. In the past most legal research has consisted of analysis of doctrine and theory about doctrine.
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Crime, Histoire & Sociétés, 2019
The complaint that litigation was unreasonably complex and costly was commonly voiced across early modern Europe, and has often been espoused by historians. However, scholars also emphasise that litigants were not necessarily the passive victims of impenetrable layers of litigation simply concocted at the whim of legal professionals.
Vervaeke, Ans Annemie, Vermeesch, Griet
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The complaint that litigation was unreasonably complex and costly was commonly voiced across early modern Europe, and has often been espoused by historians. However, scholars also emphasise that litigants were not necessarily the passive victims of impenetrable layers of litigation simply concocted at the whim of legal professionals.
Vervaeke, Ans Annemie, Vermeesch, Griet
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Injury, 1990
In accident surgery, there is an infinite potential for mistakes. Both the Medical Defence Union and the Medical Protection Society (MPS) confirm that doctors in the front line of trauma care, and particularly juniors in accident and emergency departments, are most likely to be accused of negligence. Between 1986 and 1988, 5 per cent of MPS claims were
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In accident surgery, there is an infinite potential for mistakes. Both the Medical Defence Union and the Medical Protection Society (MPS) confirm that doctors in the front line of trauma care, and particularly juniors in accident and emergency departments, are most likely to be accused of negligence. Between 1986 and 1988, 5 per cent of MPS claims were
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Journal of Hand Surgery, 2003
The speculated pathological causes of tennis elbow and the part work might play in its causation are briefly reviewed. The excellent surgical results, whatever operative technique was employed in those surgical series reported prior to the wave of work-related upper limb disorders is noted.
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The speculated pathological causes of tennis elbow and the part work might play in its causation are briefly reviewed. The excellent surgical results, whatever operative technique was employed in those surgical series reported prior to the wave of work-related upper limb disorders is noted.
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Korean Administrative Law Association, 2022
As long as the Administrative Litigation Act stipulates that party litigation is a type of administrative litigation other than appeal litigation, it is desirable to actively utilize it. The difference between the positions of ‘the theory of using party litigation’ and ‘the theory of maintaining the field or expanding the appeal and litigation’ should ...
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As long as the Administrative Litigation Act stipulates that party litigation is a type of administrative litigation other than appeal litigation, it is desirable to actively utilize it. The difference between the positions of ‘the theory of using party litigation’ and ‘the theory of maintaining the field or expanding the appeal and litigation’ should ...
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Litigation and the cardiotocogram
BJOG: An International Journal of Obstetrics & Gynaecology, 1993ABSTRACTThe extent of the liability in obstetric litigation is discussed. Arguments between experts reveal the lack of agreed standards in cardiotocography. This paper discusses the problems which need to be addressed when defning what constitutes an abnormal cardiotocogram (CTG), how long it needs to abnormal before it is significant, the contribution
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