Sentence examples for before the litigation from inspiring English sources
In fact, as part of its business plan, Paamco continued to add new employee partners and ceased to be majority women-owned before the litigation was even filed.
If the trend continues, as many as 2.5 million people could file asbestos-related suits before the litigation begins to fade around 2030.
" Contrary to public statements made before the litigation, Defendant Spiegel admits that Plaintiff came up with the idea for disappearing pictures messages;".
The original contract contained a clause stating that if the $500,000 cap was reached before the litigation was complete, the sum could be increased.
The new contract also leaves the door open to raising the cap, stating, "It is further understood and agreed that should the cap be reached before the Litigation is complete, and if the cap has not been raised under the terms of this Agreement, Contractor shall not be obliged to continue providing legal services under this Agreement".
A graduate of Harvard Law School, Daschle worked for the Natural Resources Defense Council before joining the litigation department of Covington & Burling.
Bradley Shears, a US lawyer who has watched the process unfold, said: "It appears that the CNIL is providing Google one last opportunity to take the appropriate actions necessary to properly address its concerns before going down the litigation route".
Lawyers involved in the talks said a settlement was unlikely to be reached so early in the litigation, before all the facts are known.
Legal experts say one impetus for the recent instigation of private suits is to begin the litigation before Judge Colleen Koflar-Kotelly oFederal District Courtrt decides on the settlement and sanctions.
He is expected to appear in court on Friday and cite the state's judicial code of conduct, which requires judges to recuse themselves when their spouses, parents or children have an economic stake in the litigation before them.
Judge Hellerstein wrote that the Azrael firm appeared, as part of its strategy, to have decided to wait until very late in the litigation before entering into meaningful settlement talks.
