The changing of action means the litigious act, which is used by plaintiff to put forward new action to change the first action.
At the same time, pharma bosses are being asked to defend patents in costly legal battles against an increasingly confident and litigious generics industry.
In a litigious country like the United States, manufac- turers try to limit their liability in every way possible, including warning consumers about possible ill effects from using their products.
As one of important litigious rights of the suspect and defendant, the right of silence is considered as a symbol that marks the procedural democracy and the level of civilization of a nation.
She takes a huge amount of sick leave, claiming the job is "stressful". I need to get rid of her but she knows all the rules and has a litigious frame of mind.
I get that. I understand the reality of doctors having to make a living in a litigious climate in which any mistake or oversight can mean the end of their livelihood, and their financial security.
