non-litigious

Which for our very simple situation and non-litigious extended families should be just fine.

Such risks are possible only because this is a non-litigious society where liability insurance is affordable.

We have declared our strong preference for a prompt, dignified, non-litigious resolution to the presidential election.

When kausfiles contacted him, Kaufman seemed in an affable, non-litigious mood.

Tanase described how, before a court case is filed in Japan, contested claims generally are resolved by non-litigious dispute resolution mechanisms.

Alternative Dispute Resolution is a regular examination of issues relating to non-litigious methods of dispute resolution.

This non-litigious environment stems from the Thai culture, which accords great value to the importance of harmonious societal relationships, and places communal interests above individual interests.

The Fuqahah not only don't have Wilayah in general affairs, but they also do not have any legal Wilayah in non-litigious affairs.

The Encyclopaedia of Forms and Precedents is a large collection of non-litigious legal forms and precedents published by LexisNexis UK.

The litigation rate was low, Tanase said, because Japan provides non-litigious methods of assessing fault, advising victims of their legal rights, determining the appropriate level of compensation, and ensuring payment.

A controversial study done by a legal team looking to prove their client's disability based primarily on tender points and their widespread presence in non-litigious communities prompted the lead author of the ACR criteria to now question the useful validity of tender points in diagnosis.

There is not so much advocacy to be done; much of the work is non-litigious (such as drafting documents and advising on title), and the cases that do get into court tend to turn upon technicalities of company law, taxation, property and wills, or upon questions of company finance, rather than upon controversial questions of fact.