Sentence examples for closed litigation from inspiring English sources

Analyses of claim trends can reveal problematic procedures and departments, and closed litigation files can serve as rich teaching tools.

B3 Library Likely to Close Litigation surrounding an extensive collection of books and manuscripts amassed by the founder of the Museum of the American Indian will likely result in the demise of a quirky library in the Bronx.

ANOTHER act has begun in a show that most people thought had closed long ago: litigation over illnesses linked to exposure to asbestos, a fire-retardant.

Perhaps most telling is the fact that Gilmartin failed to keep the floodgates of litigation closed and, in fact, might well have helped to pry them open.

Though it was hard to find any women older than 90 still practicing law, that has not always been the case: Edith I. Spivack worked for the city's Law Department until six months before her death in 2005 at 95, and Sadie Baris Turak, 100, closed her civil litigation practice in Queens about three years ago.

The Theaters at 45 Bleecker Street, one of New York's diminishing number of commercial Off Broadway spaces, has closed indefinitely due to litigation between the theater producers and their landlord, the 45 Bleecker theater manager said in an interview on Thursday.

Many caves closed because owners feared litigation if someone got hurt.

"A final sordid chapter in the tort litigation over Vioxx closed, as Judge Eldon Fallon divvied up $315 million to be paid to the plaintiffs' attorneys who worked on the litigation.

All have since closed in the face of litigation or prosecution.

They remember the last city-run Children's Center, a six-story emergency shelter on Fifth Avenue and East 104th Street that a previous administration bent on reform closed down amid scandal and litigation in the mid-1970's.

Court documents pertaining to that litigation suggested Silent Circle closed an unannounced $25 million Series C round earlier this year.