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… sustainable development goals may influence the outcome of litigation.241 Thus, in the Gabcikovo-Nagymaros Dam case, the … country, an inappropriately granted permit might lead to litigation, might violate key rights or constitutional … administrative processes are a required prerequisite to litigation (i.e., the government must ‘exhaust administrative …

… speedy environmental justice and help reduce the burden of litigation in the higher courts, through its dedicated … some exceptions noted below, to bear their own costs in litigation. According to the Act, the cost provisions apply … Law Sub-Category: Improving Access to Courts Key Words: Litigation, Accountability, Access to Justice, Monitoring …

… applicants will not have the financial resources to cover litigation costs, and delays and expenses in court procedures … law in eastern Europe,” Journal of Environmental Law and Litigation, vol. 13 (1998), pp. 275, 320-21. The case is … Sven and Bernard Dyssli eds., Environmental Rights: Law, Litigation and Access to Justice (London, Cameron May, 1995), …

… on the legal tracks. Many lessons can be learned and much litigation can be avoided if pitfalls are foreseen and taken … introduced into fishing rights. Complete insulation from litigation, however, is probably an impossible goal, when it … become extremely valuable property, so that the costs of litigation are a small 96 Burke And Brander (2000) pp. 158 …

… often are prepared to argue their case in court, where litigation can be effective. This challenge calls for a legal … including the use of industry codes of conduct; and (4) litigation. This analysis concludes that the third mechanism … agreements or on industry codes of conduct; and (4) litigation. This section of the chapter will discuss each …

… Environmental Justice, Journal of Environmental Law and Litigation, University of Oregon School of Law, 9:121. and … Environment, Community”, Journal of Environmental Law and Litigation, University of Oregon School of Law, 12:43. 99 … the Pacific Northwest”, Journal of Environmental Law and Litigation, 9:29; Kauffman, S., 2001, “A Participatory …

… and government authorities. She asserted that domestic litigation was not a suitable remedy because it would be … on 14 December 1992. it put an end to negotiations and litigation concerning Maori fishing rights. These rights had … account documents not submitted to it in the course of litigation, since France did not participate in the …

… Native Americans and environmental groups, were delayed by litigation. This led the Florida State government to convene … who felt their interests had not been met used litigation to block a proposed Act. The agreement reached … Mechanisms (since they are an alternative to litigation), these approaches are similar but differ in the …

… use and protection of water resources has supplanted litigation of basic tort and property doctrines almost …

… & Porter's D.C. office, where she is a member of the litigation practice group. She can be reached at …