Dispute Events

Dispute Events - Dispute Events refer to the various stages and actions that occur during a legal disagreement between parties, including but not limited to negotiations, mediations, and arbitrations.

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Dispute Events
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Dispute Events refer to the various stages and actions that occur during a legal disagreement between parties, including but not limited to negotiations, mediations, and arbitrations.
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pt-br
Eventos de disputa
de-de
Streitigkeiten Ereignisse
fr-fr
Événements de litige
zh-cn
争议事件
ja-jp
紛争イベント

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Dispute EventsDispute Events - Dispute Events refer to the various stages and actions that occur during a legal disagreement between parties, including but not limited to negotiations, mediations, and arbitrations.EventEvent - A matter's events, as well as collections of those events (often noted as "phases").Litigation EventsLitigation Events - Events occurring during the course of disputes.WarWar - War and Conflicts refer to armed hostilities between states, nations, or groups, characterized by the use of military force and violence. These engagements can range from full-scale wars between countries to smaller conflicts such as civil wars, insurgencies, and guerrilla warfare, often resulting in significant human, economic, and political consequences.Alternative Dispute Resolution EventsAlternative Dispute Resolution Events - Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Events refer to the events or phases involved in resolving legal disputes outside of traditional litigation, including arbitration and mediation.InjuryInjury - An injury refers to damage or harm caused to the structure or function of the body, either due to external forces or internal causes. Injuries can be physical or emotional and can result from accidents, falls, hits, weapons, and other causes, leading to pain, discomfort, or disability.sub_class_ofparent_class_ofsee_alsois_defined_byselfsub_class_ofparent_class_ofsee_alsois_defined_by