Sentence examples for bringing litigation against from inspiring English sources

In his remarks at a community college here, Trump said the administration is "looking very seriously at bringing litigation" against some drug companies.

To some extent, this is Plan B for Mr. Lerach, who learned painfully in the Enron case that bringing litigation against players like Arthur Andersen can be an empty gesture.

13 Under the Equal Access to Justice Act, citizens and NGOs can be reimbursed for the costs of bringing litigation against the federal government if certain requirements are met.

Bringing litigation against major Silicon Valley tech firms is something Edelson PC is very familiar with — the company claims to have recovered more than $1 billion in settlements since its start in 2007, but this can't be fact checked because many of its settlements are private.

Bringing litigation against major Silicon Valley tech firms is something Edelson PC is very familiar with — the company claims to have recovered more than $1 billion in settlements since its start in 2007, but this can't be fact checked because many of its settlements are private.

The organization has brought litigation against the state over care for people with disabilities.

Mr. Icahn made similar charges of empty voting in the proxy battle involving Mylan's acquisition of King Pharmaceuticals and actually brought litigation against the hedge fund Perry Capital.

The coalition presidents also hinted that they might bring litigation against their brethren, urged Congress to look at antitrust issues and framed the debate in stark terms.

Mr. Cuomo, following the lead of most other states, intends to establish an independent nonprofit organization that would serve as an outside advocate for those with disabilities and mental illnesses and that could bring litigation against the state.

Under the Clean Water Act (CWA), the citizen-suit provision allows any individual or organization that can establish standing to bring litigation against both private parties and the Environmental Protection Agency EPAA).

GSK initially challenged the generic firms, claiming that their products would infringe its patents on Seroxat, which expired in 2003, and brought litigation proceedings against GUK and Alpharma.