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The phrase "after much litigation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a significant amount of legal proceedings or disputes has taken place before a certain outcome or decision.
Example: "After much litigation, the court finally reached a verdict in the case."
Alternatives: "following extensive legal battles" or "after prolonged legal disputes."
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After much litigation, the United States Supreme Court upheld charges of unfair labor practice.
The city quickly closed the loophole, but after much litigation, the brothers opened Goethals in the early 1980s.
However, after much litigation, Fairchild Semiconductor was granted the patent on the planar process, the basic technique used by subsequent manufacturers.
From 1993 to 1995, Glanton took the Barnes Collection on tour, under a legal exception to Barnes's indenture that he had won after much litigation.
After much litigation, the city took the buildings back in 1992 and, in early 1993 sold 115 West 95th Street for $175,000 to Moshe Shrem.
After much litigation, his rights were finally established in 1854, and from then until 1867, when his patent expired, he received royalties on all sewing machines produced in the United States.
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How much litigation insurance do they carry?
But we've seen how much litigation costs".
Koons, the subject of much litigation, may himself be litigious: the walls have eyes.
Much litigation involves corporate entities, which have the financial resources to pursue cases through the courts.
Has a company the size of Gama Aviation ever been mired in so much litigation?
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