Sentence examples for contemporary litigation from inspiring English sources

A plaintiff must not expect "the thing speaks for itself" to have a very loud voice in contemporary litigation.

When I interviewed President Obama about legal matters, last year, he made another point about why litigation has become so important in contemporary Washington.

Often a function of appeals to regulations designed to implement agency management plans and/or revisions, agency officials now suffer barriers such as a 'culture of fear' from litigation and socio-political conflict associated with contemporary pastoralism and grazing (Knight and White 2009).

Apple's litigation over object code contributed to the development of contemporary copyright law because the company's object code cases brought different results in different courts, creating a conflict of laws that resulted in international litigation.

No litigation".

Automatic litigation.

Contemporary fiction.

Contemporary music?

"Something contemporary.

Contemporary gardeners!

This is complex litigation.