Sentence examples for and litigation in the from inspiring English sources

He was co-author of the casebook, "International Law and Litigation in the U.S".

They remember the last city-run Children's Center, a six-story emergency shelter on Fifth Avenue and East 104th Street that a previous administration bent on reform closed down amid scandal and litigation in the mid-1970's.

As Northern Ireland struggles with a legacy of decades of conflict, and tries to make sense of what happened – often in a fraught and fitful fashion through re-opened inquests, cold-case police investigations and litigation in the civil courts – the people who were quietly killed and buried have become a highly visible current affair.

And when it's all over, the price tag of most vehicles not just the sport utility vehicles involved in this dispute will undoubtedly increase as the industry implements both legitimate new safety measures and extra precautions that will shield them from this kind of catastrophe and litigation in the future.

Year after year of public protests, media exposés, and litigation in the courts took a toll.

Subsequently, he entered private practice, specializing in labor issues and litigation in Washington, DC and New York City, most recently with the firm of Maidman and Mittelman.

She is a lawyer with the State Department Office of Diplomatic Law and Litigation in Washington.

Mr. Stegger is a senior economic analyst and litigation consultant in the Washington office of the Analysis Group, a business strategy and litigation consulting firm in Boston.

Thereafter he specialized in administrative proceedings before the various rent control agencies and landlord/tenant litigation in the courts.

Mr. McGill, 32, is an associate specializing in appellate and Supreme Court litigation in the Washington office of Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher, a Los Angeles law firm.

Ravel has previously served as deputy assistant attorney general for torts and consumer litigation in the civil division of the U.S. Department of Justice.