Sentence examples for be litigation from inspiring English sources
noun
The conduct of a lawsuit.
- There is ongoing litigation in this matter.
The results will be disputed and there will be litigation (especially if the result is close).
There is likely to be litigation brought by shareholders as well as possibly the Securities and Exchange Commission.
"You don't do something like this unless you think there is a good chance there will be litigation".
"There's no question there will be litigation," said Marie Sturgis, the executive director of Massachusetts Citizens for Life.
"If the D.E.C. doesn't adequately respond to the comments, there'll likely be litigation," said Deborah Goldberg, a lawyer with the environmental law firm Earthjustice.
"There's no question that there's going to be litigation," he said, adding that without the pending threat of an emergency manager takeover, the agreement would not exist.
"There is litigation ahead".
"This is litigation of singular importance," Mr. Katyal wrote.
And it is not only big projects that are litigation targets.
"A lot of this, quite frankly, is litigation paranoia," said Michael D. Calhoun, president of the Center for Responsible Lending.
"The rule is the same whether it's litigation or arbitration," Justice Ginsburg said.
