litigiousness

In other ways, with its litigiousness, it is a terrible place.

"But the incredible litigiousness in the health care field is a great concern to us.

But for all its litigiousness, the big drug company made a crucial misstep.

"The key question with respect to litigiousness is the purpose of the lawsuits.

Chopra, it turns out, is no stranger to the ways of western litigiousness.

I know when I've been beaten by superior litigiousness.

"European car makers are leery of American litigiousness," he explained.

In its more moderate form 'litigiousness' was linked with government policy.

The United States already has an international reputation for unquenchable litigiousness.

It is a lot of litigiousness in one hour, particularly in a show that is not about law.

I don't want to evaluate new patients for signs of litigiousness instead of disease.

Early in her career, a certain litigiousness manifested itself and continued to dog her existence.

She explained the current phenomenon as "a response to the litigiousness of the 1970's that brought lawyers to the front."

Of course we know why: litigiousness and greed relying on sympathetic jury verdicts.

(Though, truth be told, litigiousness is no solution for the alienated.)

In a society of burgeoning litigiousness, there is no dearth of material to draw from.

And anyway, litigiousness runs in our family.

No British newspaper would publish the allegations because of Maxwell's famed litigiousness.

Growing litigiousness and bitterness marked rural life.

But Federal courts rebuffed his final appeal, ruling that the delays were a result of his own litigiousness.

The two last spoke in 2001, when Attallah learned the book's title and threatened to sue (he is known for his litigiousness).

No rice-throwing is permitted because the floors are slippery and the city has learned that love doesn't conquer litigiousness.

The author, a law professor, criticizes both litigiousness and what she sees as the tendency of judges to make law rather than interpret it.

Professor Burke says the accounting fraud scandal is a consequence of the myths about American litigiousness.

This has helped to maintain Scientology's reputation for litigiousness (see Scientology and the legal system).