Sentence examples for be in litigation from inspiring English sources

"We wouldn't be in litigation if the city wasn't threatening the gardens," said Councilman Charles Barron of East New York.

A second candidate proposed by Mr. Madonna listed himself as a West Point graduate but turned out to be in litigation with the Army over unfulfilled graduation requirements.

Just in case the cable moguls weren't following along, Stevens later added this warning: If the cable business doesn't shape up, he said, "we're going to see a bill that many of you will not like, and we are going to be in litigation for many months".

"We'll be in litigation for years," Desetti said.

"The case continues to be in litigation and is moving forward," White said.

The case is in litigation.

We're in litigation.

"We're in litigation," he said.

Have they been in litigation a lot?

"The matter's in litigation," he said.

The tenants disagree, and the matter is in litigation.