Meaning of “well-capitalized litigation”
In the following sentence:
Smart contracts will automatically execute the terms of any deal, without getting bogged down by human fickleness or well-capitalized litigation.
I understand the fickle nature of human beings may bog down the execution of the terms of a deal.
But what about the expression "well-capitalized litigation"?
I know that the term litigation refers to the source of disagreement between the parts in a deal.
Would a well-capitalized litigation mean a high amount of money is under dispute? And that situation would make things complex enough to bog down the execution of the deal?
Thanks!
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In the following sentence:
Smart contracts will automatically execute the terms of any deal, without getting bogged down by human fickleness or well-capitalized litigation.
I understand the fickle nature of human beings may bog down the execution of the terms of a deal.
But what about the expression "well-capitalized litigation"?
I know that the term litigation refers to the source of disagreement between the parts in a deal.
Would a well-capitalized litigation mean a high amount of money is under dispute? And that situation would make things complex enough to bog down the execution of the deal?
Thanks!
meaning expressions
asked 8 mins ago
Ricardo Baptista
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In the following sentence:
Smart contracts will automatically execute the terms of any deal, without getting bogged down by human fickleness or well-capitalized litigation.
I understand the fickle nature of human beings may bog down the execution of the terms of a deal.
But what about the expression "well-capitalized litigation"?
I know that the term litigation refers to the source of disagreement between the parts in a deal.
Would a well-capitalized litigation mean a high amount of money is under dispute? And that situation would make things complex enough to bog down the execution of the deal?
Thanks!
meaning expressions
asked 8 mins ago
Ricardo Baptista
1
In the following sentence:
Smart contracts will automatically execute the terms of any deal, without getting bogged down by human fickleness or well-capitalized litigation.
I understand the fickle nature of human beings may bog down the execution of the terms of a deal.
But what about the expression "well-capitalized litigation"?
I know that the term litigation refers to the source of disagreement between the parts in a deal.
Would a well-capitalized litigation mean a high amount of money is under dispute? And that situation would make things complex enough to bog down the execution of the deal?
Thanks!
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meaning expressions
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