The phrase "a big litigation" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It can be used when referring to a significant legal dispute or case, but it is more typical to use "major litigation" or "large litigation."
Example: "The company is currently involved in a big litigation that could impact its future operations."
Alternatives: "major litigation" or "significant litigation."
"You know, I love Larry," he said, but "when it comes to energy issues, Larry has a history of representing fossil fuel industries in big litigation cases".
Dow Chemical first became a big target for litigation after Dow Corning filed for bankruptcy protection in 1995.
We are expecting a big win in litigation with MasterCard and Visa that is not being properly valued by the market.
One of the country's biggest litigation finance firms is considering an initial public offering, which would give investors a chance to share in the spoils of corporate and class action lawsuits.
In a town infamous among industrial executives for handing the state a $2.4 billion jury verdict against lead-paint manufacturers, the AGs hailed their biggest litigation win so far: the $260 billion-plus tobacco settlement signed in 1998 to end lawsuits over tobacco-related medical costs.
Buzbee's main fear about the MDL, he told me, was not so much losing out on the committee money (though he was interested in that as well), but being kept on the sidelines during the biggest litigation in the country's history.
Because Y2K is expected to create the biggest litigation boom in history more class action lawsuits and countersuits {hence, more billable hours} than even pollution and asbestos, both of which rang up in the range of $100 billion.
Burford Capital, Bentham IMF and Gerchen Keller are among the biggest litigation finance firms, working closely with these investors and specialized law firms to pursue commercial claims.
Wherever it ends up, Louisiana's feisty lawyers are likely to play a big role in the litigation.
