Sentence examples for both litigation from inspiring English sources

They were both litigation associates for Boston law firms until last month.

But even as the mayor called for the mosque to be embraced, those opposed to the project pledged to aggressively fight it, using both litigation and public pressure.

He says he is considering both litigation and legislation and is helping to plan a conference scheduled this fall on the reparations issue.

This issue has taken center stage in both litigation and policy debates on the constitutionality of the stop-and-frisk policing regime in New York City.

Although the dust has not completely settled, companies can be much more confident that a fair arbitration system will substitute for judicial litigation, and not open the door to both litigation and arbitration.

They are both litigation associates at law offices in Washington, she at Latham & Watkins, which is based in Los Angeles, and he at Skadden Arps Slate Meagher & Flom, which is based in New York.

Since Mr. Picard can still pursue his claims against Mr. Picower's estate and other family members, both the litigation and the settlement talks are expected to continue.

Andersen faced litigation both from investors in the foundation and from civil regulators.

Not surprisingly, the A.S.R. episode has touched off a wave of litigation both here and abroad against DePuy from patients like Ms. Doornbos and Ms. Haak.

At AIG materials for the training program were conspicuously branded "The AIG Way of Negotiating," and Hancock publicly emphasized both the reduced litigation costs and the reputational benefits he hoped would result.

Nonetheless, clauses without purpose make courts twitchy, and thus in the Argentine litigation, both the Federal District Court in Manhattan and the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit have stretched to read the clause as a kind of prohibition on paying one equal rank creditor before another.