Sentence examples for any future litigation from inspiring English sources

Mr. Odum of Shell said he was prepared for any outcome of this lawsuit, or any future litigation.

The verdict was as damning as it could possibly have been, and the words of the judge may haunt Mr Berezovsky in any future litigation.

Arm, which added 14.5p to 709.5p, is part of a consortium buying the rights to MIportfolioofio of 580 patents, contributing $167.5m to the total $350m purchase price, partly to reduce any future litigation risk.

If the Court articulates a new and more forward-leaning standard of review in sexual-orientation-discrimination cases, as advocates hope, it would be truly transformative — so much so that even if the Court decided not to rule in yesterday's Proposition 8 case, anti-gay-marriage laws would soon be doomed in any future litigation.

Though use of disappearing messaging apps is technically legal, Uber came under fire because companies also have an obligation to preserve records that may be seen as relevant to any future litigation.

The FTC has recently launched an investigation into Google's business practices; whether you are an avid fan of Google and believe this is an assault on capitalism, or believe that the investigation is long overdue, the resolution of these third party payer disputes in air travel will have bearing on any future litigation involving Google.

When and if the specific transactions are litigated, new facts and legal and equitable considerations may well appear, and Maine should be free in any such future litigation to defend broadly, even to the extent of arguing positions and theories which overlap considerably those treated here.

Any person accepting such a payment does not waive any rights against future litigation or claims.

They fear potential future litigation, for one.

Still, a big reason to set up these accounts is to shield assets from future litigation.

They will, despite protestations, invite future litigation under the broader principle.