Sentence examples for contributed to the litigation from inspiring English sources
Her analyses contributed to the litigation in a class-action suit brought by the Legal Aid Society on behalf of a group of homeless families.
Litigation risks contributed to the 2008 separation of Altria and Philip Morris International, which is now the world No.1 selling Marlboros everywhere except the United States.
Bitter litigation with his licensees contributed to the brewing debacle.
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.
Mr. Benassi declined comment on whether those factors could have contributed to the problems at Amity because he has been subpoenaed relating pending litigation.
Instead, the justices sent the case back to an appeals court to decide on how much the design features contributed to the value of the iPhone — and that ruling could spur further litigation.
Judge Daniels did not personally respond to a request for comment on the lawyers' petition, but his chambers provided a three-page history of the litigation, which suggests that the Second Circuit's opinion and other factors contributed to the delays.
Additionally, the rise of litigations against leveraged bids, often with allegations of violations of antitrust and securities laws, also contributed to the dearth of LBOs.
He said Aetna would consider any actions which were consistent with its previously announced strategic review and that "might contribute to the termination of litigation".
It's unfortunate that UMG prefers to continue their pattern of litigation rather than contribute to the important discussions going on within our industry".
Grassley said Geithner's decision not to take action to end the dominance of Libor, or at least inform the American public, has contributed to emerging litigation that threatens to clog U.S. courts with multi-billion dollar class action lawsuits and losses on interest rate swaps by local, municipal, and state governments which may also lead to more lawsuits.
