Sentence examples for conservative litigation from inspiring English sources

"We argue that you shouldn't have to check your First Amendment rights at the door when you take a government job," said Jacob H. Huebert, a lawyer with Liberty Justice Center, a conservative litigation group.

Mat Staver, the founder of the conservative litigation group Liberty Counsel, told the Christian news site OneNewsNow that his team is talking to House politicians to ensure that the act is stripped of this inclusive language. .

Cooper and Carvin had served in senior roles in the Reagan Justice Department, and they created a firm that combined their passion for high-level litigation with conservative politics.

He is assisted by Jay Sekulow, known for assisting conservative organizations in civil litigations.

Attacks on excessive litigation notwithstanding, conservatives are doing exactly what they say the left has long done: rushing to litigate political questions, elevating all manner of disputes to the level of high constitutional principle, and asking judges to settle (or revisit) policy arguments that ought to be resolved by legislators or voters.

If reporting more conservatively reduces the expected value of litigation, shareholders of more conservative firms are less likely to initiate lawsuits.

Kelly Shackelford, chief counsel for the Liberty Legal Institute in Dallas, a conservative group that does First Amendment litigation, said the authorities had unfairly used the law to harass nonviolent abortion protesters while ignoring advocates of abortion rights who gathered at clinics.

Lord Gold, a conservative peer and former head of litigation at City law firm Herbert Smith is to lead a review of the industrial group's compliance procedures after claims about its conduct in emerging markets.

To test whether more conservative firms experience more favorable outcomes in litigation, we investigate the four outcomes of litigation previously mentioned.

Mr. Blum, a former investment broker and now a visiting fellow at the conservative American Enterprise Institute, likened his role in the litigation to being "Yenta the matchmaker".

Clint Bolick, vice president for litigation for the Institute for Justice, a conservative public interest law firm, said the Justice Department was likely to undergo a change.