Sentence examples for class of litigation from inspiring English sources

But all of that ended with one lawyer, and an entirely new class of litigation.

It is common in class-action suits for lawyers to make broad accusations when first filing and in the course of litigation to try to develop supportive information.

"It took a year of litigation.

A spokesman for the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, David B. Grinberg, said the accord was rare because it included a substantial monetary settlement for a large class of plaintiffs without litigation.

In the US, known for its tradition of litigation, class action was one of the main responses to the scandal.

During the 1990's, a wave of class action litigation was directed at the ability of plans to direct referrals for health services.

More recently there has been a wave of class action litigation law suits raised against device manufacturers by patients who have suffered mesh complications, such that several major manufacturers have withdrawn products from the market.

And, in contrast to basic personal-injury tobacco lawsuits, the courts seem more open to allowing these cases to proceed as class actions.Two more new waves of litigation are coming, says Bill Farone, a former Philip Morris executive who now testifies often against the industry.

Since it happened, there has been a lot of litigation and class action lawsuits -- and eventually even some laws could be changed to make things more strict for cemeteries.

A spokeswoman for the Memphis Police Department recently told The Associated Press that she couldn't comment about the backlog because the department is in the middle of litigation concerning a class action lawsuit filed on behalf of women whose rape kits haven't been tested.

Moreover, the high court's decision could discourage businesses from entering class settlements, potentially raising the cost of litigation from a record high of $224 billion in 2002, according to consulting firm Tillinghast-Towers Perrin.