Sentence examples for angry litigation from inspiring English sources
Stoppard's play starts from the fact that Carr, a minor consular official in Zurich in 1917, not only played Algernon in The Importance of Being Earnest for the English Players, but was also involved in angry litigation with the company's business manager, James Joyce.
But when you consider the $8 million and counting in legal fees, three years of angry litigation and uncertainty, the millions that contractors, city employees and retirees will lose (they stand to collect only 5 to 20 cents on the dollar for their claims), and the hit to the city's reputation that will likely impair business growth (and tax collections) for years, it hardly looks like a victory.
Through angry letters and continuing litigation, the villages have registered their concern about traffic so close to their schools.
From the perspective of negotiators, there were myriad advantages to hammering out an agreement and avoiding the usual pitfalls of arbitration: long delays, escalating litigation costs, angry emotions and unpredictable outcomes.
The bank's loan portfolio, meanwhile, is shot through with expensive defaults, and its management is mired in litigation with angry borrowers who contend that bank incompetence forced them out of business.
The SEC came down hard on the CPAs, as did the courts, which were flooded with litigation from angry investors.
To give users a better sense of the results of trademark litigation, Trademarkia's listings include angry faces for an active bullying attempt, a sad face meaning the "little guy" lost, while a smiley face means the victim prevailed.
Even today, about half of those in the community report feeling angry, frustrated, or cheated by Exxon — and by the court system, after drawn-out litigation.
Then, in the middle of the litigation, in 2000, a volunteer was seriously injured in an electrical accident while working on the bridge, and an angry State Supreme Court Justice said he'd had enough.
