The phrase "any litigation arising from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal contexts to refer to any legal disputes or lawsuits that result from a particular situation or agreement.
Example: "The parties agree that any litigation arising from this contract shall be resolved in the courts of New York."
Alternatives: "any legal action resulting from" or "any disputes arising from".
In connection with Permira's latest increase, however, Permira agreed to indemnify the Pauls for any litigation arising from their subsequent rejection of another takeover proposal.
Carl R. Schaerf, a lawyer who defends those facing property and personal injury claims, said he thought the disputed rule was almost certain to surface in any litigation arising from the terrorist attacks, simply because both the damages and the pool of charity will be so enormous.
One.Tel liquidator Stephen Parbery said entities associated with Murdoch and Packer had resolved all litigation arising from the collapse of the dot-com company in May 2001.
Facing a mounting array of investigations and lawsuits, Marketspan's board today appointed a special committee to deal with all litigation arising from $67 million in payments made to its executives who were at the Long Island Lighting Company.
The county retained Saul Ewing, a firm with experience in complex litigation arising from troubled public-works projects.
The Supreme Court rarely decides securities cases and has not yet weighed in on litigation arising from the 2007-08 financrisisrisis.
"You would need other kinds of facts," Professor Ribstein said, adding that litigation arising from Enron's financial collapse might well outline what those facts would be.
The litigation arising from the disputes between activist hedge-fund shareholders and their target companies is transforming strategies, tactics and the law.
The only court penalty placed upon them was related to a $165 million settlement of shareholder litigation arising from Enron's demise.
Note: Though often paired in the press, the Aboud case is legally unrelated to the litigation arising from President Trump's executive order barring states from requiring that children get actual shots.
