Übersetzung für "Litigation costs" in Deutsch

There are also significant differences in the level of fees and litigation costs.

Error and litigation costs would also be reduced to an extent comparable to Option 3.

Small claims procedures are simplified court procedures with low litigation costs and relatively quick handling.

These are in particular high litigation costs and complex and lengthy procedures.

Lastly, she asked for t hereimbursement of her litigation costs.

This will reduce litigation costs.

Only Paypal payments still trigger litigation costs.

The Federal Patent Court establishes the rates for litigation costs.

This voluntary insurance provides support when there are tenancy law disputes and covers any litigation costs.

Therefore, our patent strategy should involve a reduction of litigation costs for SMEs.

The initiative would also reduce current registration and litigation costs.

This would considerably reduce litigation costs and the time it takes to resolve patent disputes.

It opposes a slide towards the US model, since it is not in favour of introducing that model's peculiar characteristics, such as judicial bodies consisting of non-professionals, 'class actions', punitive damage payments of three times the damage occasioned, strict requirements on the disclosure of documents and the system of lawyer's fees and litigation costs.

This would imply higher litigation costs and also that parties would have to wait longer for the final decision.

Studies in Washington State show that home visits from trained staff can reduce child abuse, improve children’s quality of life and physical and mental health, and reduce child-welfare and litigation costs.

Even when developing-country governments win the suits (which have proliferated greatly in the last 15 years), the litigation costs are huge.

The more important reason, though, is that even $4.3 billion is small change when compared to the total fines and litigation costs incurred by the major banks over the last five years.

The Morgan Stanley analysis suggests that we can expect another $70 billion in fines and litigation costs over the next two years from already identified errors and omissions.