Sentence examples for cases to litigation from inspiring English sources

See Resnik, From "Cases" to "Litigation," 54 Law & Contemp.

See Resnik, From "Cases" to "Litigation," 54 Law & Contemp.Prob.

In such cases, the accountability office said, the division did not begin an investigation for six months, did not complete an investigation for a year, did not assess back wages when violations were clearly identified and did not refer cases to litigation when warranted.

A year ago, only six states and the District of Columbia recognized same-sex marriage, but the number has since increased due in most cases to litigation over the issue.

Only six states and the District of Columbia recognized same-sex marriage a year ago, but the number has since more than doubled, due in most cases to litigation over the issue.

As of this month, same-sex matrimony has been legally recognized in 18 states and the District of Columbia, with the tally more than doubling during the past year, due in most cases to litigation over the issue.

Toyota's US chief, Inaba, interjects to say the cases are subject to litigation so they'll leave the question up to their legal counsel.

Experts have compared the case to litigation brought against the tobacco industry, which uncovered wrongdoing and reshaped public sentiment.

Students in the Clinic work on actual cases, from case development to litigation, and in the process learn a range of skills.

Beck's was just one of many Pittsburgh-area police brutality cases to produce litigation and draw media scrutiny in the 1990s.

One-tenth of all insurance cases go to litigation, which cost the insurance industry $15.6 billion in 1995, more than half of which was in legal and administrative expenses.