“…However, legal hurdles—such as the fragmentation of climate change and human rights laws and the difficulties in proving causal links—hamper efforts to litigate right to health claims in the context of climate change. …”
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“…A final route lies along the litigation path (Think of climate agreements and governments being held accountable by the judiciary to comply with agreed emissions reductions etc.)…”
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“…The conclusion reached is that whilst mediation offers benefits over litigation, mediation in its current form is not necessarily the ideal dispute resolution method in such cases. …”
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“…However, these Rules attracted specific litigation due to perceived infringement on certain human rights provisions. …”
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“…Only in Brazil, judicialization has had impact on R&D policies. In Colombia, litigation also encouraged the recognition of the right to health as a fundamental right and the development of policies for controlling medicines prices. …”
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“…RESULTS: The paper found that while litigation has an important role to play in mitigating climate change, it ought to be complemented with other forms of advocacy. …”
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“…The FDA originally planned to implement such warnings in 2012, but tobacco industry litigation delayed the effort. OBJECTIVE: To assess the estimated population health outcomes associated with a policy requiring graphic health warnings on cigarette packages in the US and with a 10-year delay in implementation. …”
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“…The first framing, the Usual Suspects, focused on inadequate resources, cumbersome procedural requirements, delays due to litigation, and lack of public support. The solutions—to increase funding, streamline NEPA, limit litigation, and educate the public—suggest that more resources and fewer restrictions will enable agencies to scale up mitigation. …”
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“…I describe how a scientific practice that developed under the influence of medical and nuclear physics interacted with observations made by exposed community members to affect research questions, the interpretation of evidence, inferences about biological mechanisms in disease causation, and the use of evidence in litigation. By considering the history and philosophy of their disciplines, practicing researchers can increase the rigor, objectivity, and social responsibility of environmental health science.…”
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“…There was a very close correlation between any two feelings expressed on these visual analogue scales during both the initial and second visits. Litigation or social problems were not associated with increased pain scores.…”
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“…The tobacco industry, while continuing to oppose the approval and regulation of the laws at legislative and executive levels, has gone a step further by litigating against them in the Courts. As in the US and elsewhere, this litigation has failed to stop the legislation.…”
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“…Canadian autism policy has been unusually contentious, with parents resorting to litigation to secure services for their children in several provinces. …”
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“…We accomplish this by considering issues concerning human—algorithm interactions in both real world domains and laboratory studies as well as issues concerning the litigation of algorithms in the American legal system. …”
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“…The article is an empirical attempt to research, analyse, and dissect the corrupt involvement of legal practitioners in illegal and fraudulent acts, and mainly their involvement in litigation associated with issues of medical negligence. …”
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“…Hawe et al. raise concerns about Human Research Ethics Committees (HRECs) taking a risk-averse and litigation-sensitive approach to ethical review of research proposals. …”
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“…This goes together with a reinforcement of the legal protection that practitioners have acquired over years of litigation with the federal government when working with their patients. …”
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“…Direct negotiation with the complainant was considered the most time- and cost-efficient means of resolving a dispute while the opposite was true for litigation. Mediation was considered the approach where the clinicians are most likely to achieve their desired outcome while litigation was considered least likely to produce a favourable outcome. …”
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“…The procedure is at the crossroads of complaints law and civil litigation. This study seeks to analyze to what extent patients and family members’ expectations and experiences with dispute committees match the goals of the new legislation. …”
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“…</p><p><strong>Short bio:</strong></p><p>Lawyer in Milano (Italy) with 25+ years' experience in IT, Carlo has been involved in top class actions and litigation revolving around free and open source. Has been for more than 10 years General Counsel (external) to the Free Software Foundation Europe. …”
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“…There is also the associated risk of malpractice litigation given the fact that these incidents are preventable. …”
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