Sentence examples for advised to litigate from inspiring English sources

Yet Falknor, the Irish bookseller, was a man of substance; and the general point was of consequence to him: but he was not advised to litigate further".

Now foreclosures are farmed out to third-party processors who hire local counsel to litigate.

Nick's balance of aggressiveness and sound negotiation skills has earned him a reputation among assessment jurisdictions and opposing counsel as a property tax lawyer who is ready and willing to litigate issues in court, but also willing to advise settlement when it is in the best interest of his client.

"Where we need to litigate, we'll litigate".

"They like to litigate, I like to litigate; let's all litigate".

I'm not going to litigate it.

To litigate is to enter a lawsuit.

"We will find a way to litigate that".

Still, he said, he advises those who have a reasonable case to take the deduction, provided they can document it and are willing to have their returns scrutinized and to litigate the matter.

"The county will continue to litigate this vigorously".

"I encourage them to litigate this," Mr. Hevesi said.