Sentence examples for Opened litigation from inspiring English sources
The Church of Scientology has not since filed a lawsuit or opened litigation on "Scientomogy," though at present the site scientomogy.info was inactive.
Tracey Goldstein, a lawyer who represents property owners in New Jersey, said that complying with the amendment imposed an "onerous burden" on the state's landlords and opened the litigation floodgates.
It's in open litigation with our city attorney".
The Orlando police department said that it would not comment on open litigation.
A Bank of America spokeswoman said the bank does not comment on open litigation.
The service declined to say how many green-card holders are in its system waiting to ship to training, citing the open litigation.
Scruggs's innovation helped to open the litigation floodgates in Mississippi, and the state became a principal battleground in the national political fight over tort reform.
And such concern for opening these litigation floodgates on the basis of standing actually tends to square with Chief Justice Roberts' conservative majority on the issue, not with a progressive or liberal faction.
Litigation was opened in New York and London.
"The courts have opened the door to litigation on child welfare activities," Mr. Freimund said.
Since no generous act goes unpunished, however, the INSs exercise of this discretion opened the door to litigation in instances where the INS chose not to exercise it.
