Sentence examples for considerable litigation from inspiring English sources

There has been considerable litigation in recent years over such questions as these: What happens when the right of publicity bumps up against First Amendment rights?

True, there will be considerable litigation, particularly over the specifics of the limitations on the commercial sale of arms and what constitutes dangerous and unusual weapons.

"He has considerable litigation experience, and he intends to actively participate with his legal team in his own defense," Ms. Roche said.

"The campaigns got off-stride by trying to apply campaign communications tactics to a litigation situation," observed Neal Fleiger, general manager of Edelman PR, who boasts considerable litigation PR experience.

If any of this weren't enough to make an IPO investor squeamish, consider MasterCard's considerable litigation risks.

It would also spark considerable litigation on whether a particular clause resulted in a fully secret or half-secret trust.

The law does not require Delaware corporations to maintain more than a token presence in the state, but it is the source of considerable corporate litigation for Delaware's courts and corporate lawyers.

Today, a good deal more than a few years later, the degree of recovery is a matter of considerable debate and litigation.

Experts in securities law said that Mr. Kerkorian's lawyers would need to overcome several considerable hurdles to win the litigation.

"In the unlikely and unwelcome event that the government sought to deport EU nationals there could be the potential for significant, expensive and lengthy litigation leading to considerable legal uncertainty for a prolonged period of time.

None of this would be easy, and adding such processes at the front end of litigation might entail very considerable expense.