Sentence examples for begin litigation from inspiring English sources

In New York, a class action lawsuit on behalf of hundreds of children that suit says are stuck in institutions is expected to begin litigation soon.

She added that under the New York City Pet Law, if a tenant keeps a dog in an apartment in violation of the lease, and the landlord does not begin litigation within 90 days after finding out about the dog, the landlord is deemed to have waived his right to enforce the no-pet clause.

The company that holds the rights can begin litigation to stop you from writing.

And chemists interested in pure research found themselves discovering a new specialty as the patent wars began: litigation.

He began litigation after complaining that magistrates ruling on allegations of council tax non-payment were failing to check the accuracy of costs said to have been accumulated by the Labour-controlled council.

Here, Kosinski uses a narrow definition of litigation-generated science to refer to studies that begin after litigation is initiated (and probably after the expert is hired) and is funded by one of the parties or their attorneys.

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.

So, when we observed this data we started checking further and did what we always do before we begin any litigation, which is we then conducted an investigation.

Lewis began preparing litigation, and he eventually filed a complaint in California, because Stewart owned property there.

Judge Preska — whose injunction against the same prohibition of worship in schools 16 years ago began the litigation — said that her injunction would last 10 days.

Ms. Taylor's predicament is increasingly common as debt collectors have begun using litigation as a tool to collect on aging debts.