The standoff has led to a significant decline in Sallie Mae's shares, as investors became concerned that the transaction could collapse or become mired in litigation.
Predictably, both reforms have become ensnared in litigation: a lawsuit filed by San Jose's police union reached court on July 22nd.On May 22nd Carl DeMaio, a Republican congressional candidate and driving force behind San Diego's reforms, convened a group of like-minded souls to kick-start an effort to reform state pensions.
In the past year, Sea Shepherd has become mired in litigation, diplomatic pressure, I.R.S. audits, and Interpol notices, and Animal Planet decided that, instead of placing its own crew on Sea Shepherd ships, it would stitch together episodes from footage that the activists shot of themselves.
Extremely hazardous sites with a viable PRP may become enmeshed in litigation and negotiation, thereby taking much longer to list.
Five houses were renovated successfully, but the other five -- 115, 125, 133, 138 and 140 -- became mired in litigation.
But the big success that Mr. Johnson hoped for never arrived, and his career slowed; eventually he became embroiled in litigation with one of his old labels over the rights to his work.
Beginning in 2004, Mr. Hochfelder's reputation began to plummet, as he defaulted on millions of dollars worth of loans and became mired in litigation with business associates and relatives.
The documentation for the IAS machine was all published, which meant that the machine could be cloned elsewhere (and indeed was by commercial companies such as IBM, as well as other research institutes), whereas the guys who built the ENIAC lodged patents, started a company and in due course became enmeshed in litigation.
Conspiracy allegations surfaced, and the matter became mired in litigation.
In October, she is to become a litigation associate in the Washington office at Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer, a law firm based in London.
