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Showing 1 to 14 of 14 for “"Litigating"”.
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The effect of employment and workers' compensation litigation on the pain, psychological state and disability of chronic back pain sufferers
… In symptoms and rates of work return between litigating chronic pain patients and those not involved in the compensation system, others argued that work related injuries were maintained either by the plaintiffs' wish for monetary compensation (compensation neurosis), or by their involvement in …
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Informality, Precarity, and (Mis)classification: Regulating Platform Work in India
… constitutional law as an alternative avenue for litigating platform workers’ rights.
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Outlining a right of access to sanitation in South African Law
… an explicit right included in the Constitution, litigating on access to sanitation poses a formidable legal challenge. However, a critical analysis of South Africa's socio-economic and administrative law jurisprudence reveals that a fundamental right of access to sanitation is not exactly …
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MMPI-2-RF : clinical utility with a traumatic brain injury population
… validity analysis of the MMPI-2-RF with a non-litigating, post-acute care TBI population in Central Texas. The goal of the study was to explore the measure’s performance, or its ability to capture functional dimensions in a TBI sample. More specifically, the study examined the construct …
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Participating as amicus curiae in exclusionary zoning litigation : developing the court's understanding of the principles of environmental justice
… analyzes several aspects of the difficulties in litigating concerns of environmental injustice in order to purpose an alternative approach that still allows groups to enter the public policy forum of the court system while avoiding the confines of acting as a party in litigation. Discovering the …
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Freedom’s edge: Enslaved people, manumission, and the law in the eighteenth-century South Atlantic world
… knowledge they acquired in the process of litigating for their manumission. It engages with both long-standing debates in the history of slavery concerning the patterns and meanings of manumission in the Americas, as well as recent advancements within the field of Afro-Latin America …
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The role of alternative dispute resolution in consumer protection in Lesotho
… some consumers are low-income earners. Costs of litigating a claim in the formal court system are very high and the procedural formalities involved hinder consumers‟access to justice. As a result, alternative dispute resolution (ADR) seems to address that challenge as an appropriate approach to …
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The Writing on the Wall: Chinese-American Immigrants' Fight for Equality: 1850-1943
… utilized the United States judicial system, litigating cases that either reduced the force of discriminatory laws or abolished them all together. In so doing, they managed to alter U.S. legal history, setting new precedents, and requiring judges to rule regarding the rights of non-citizens …
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A comparative study of the fundamental juridical nature, classification and private law enforcement of jurisdiction and choice of law agreements in the English Common Law of Conflict of Laws, the European Union Private International Law Regime and the Hague Convention on Choice of Court Agreements
… idea of an ex post material justice between the litigating parties in the individual instance.
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Facilitating public interest environmental litigation through locus standi: a comparative analysis of South Africa and Germany
… NEMA, which have broadly enhanced plaintiffs litigating in the public interest in environmental matters. Apart from the pre-Constitutional context and the current legal framework, it evaluates the new approach with reference to court decisions and how these have addressed the aforementioned …
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Licensing Games
… also finds that licensing, imitating, and litigating over a patented technology is dependent on the magnitude of innovation, the efficacy of imitation, and the strength of the judicial system: the degree to which increased litigation spending can influence the outcome of the court. When …