Report title: UNITED STATES:Litigation risk may not rise under Obama
from Oxford Analytica
1295 word report published Nov 20, 2008

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Abstract: Democratic party control of both the executive and legislative branches of government is usually associated with a major expansion of 'regulation by litigation', which benefits a core Democratic constituency (the plaintiffs' bar) at the expense of corporations. However, Obama has not indicated that he will pursue a wholesale rollback of Republican initiatives to constrain private lawsuits, or encourage an explosion in private litigation.

Brief Excerpt: UNITED STATES: Litigation riskUNITED STATES:Litigation risk may not rise under Obama The impact of President-elect Barack Obama's administration on the climate for private lawsuits against corporations. Democratic party control...

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Country / Region: NA, United States
Topic: industry, politics, corporate, finance, judicial, party, social, automobile, election, pharmaceutical
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GEOGRAPHIC REGIONS : NA, United States
 
TOPICS : industry, politics, corporate, finance, judicial, party, social, automobile, election, pharmaceutical
 
SIGNIFICANCE : Democratic party control of both the executive and legislative branches of government is usually associated with a major expansion of 'regulation by litigation', which benefits a core Democratic constituency (the plaintiffs' bar) at the expense of corporations. However, Obama has not indicated that he will pursue a wholesale rollback of Republican initiatives to constrain private lawsuits, or encourage an explosion in private litigation 

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