Sentence examples for create litigation from inspiring English sources

Vivendi's lawyers said that InterActiveCorp was "double dipping" and that its April 2003 lawsuit was "a thinly veiled strategy to create litigation risk for Vivendi" while it was completing negotiations for a merger of V.U.E. with the NBC unit of General Electric.

Therefore, police officers provide their own safety, protect the citizens and try to make sure that their actions do not create litigation against themselves or their organisation.

Which illustrates perhaps the biggest problem about the Supreme Court's ruling: its potential to create wasteful litigation about whether or not the bankruptcy court can enter a final order in a particular matter.

The approach has also created this litigation mess.

It has created more litigation for the state in cases involving violence and in murder cases, in particular".

But Karen M. Ignagni, president of the American Association of Health Plans, which represents H.M.O.'s, said she worried that the new rules could put patients on "a fast track to court," creating "a litigation bonanza" for plaintiffs' lawyers.

At the very least, a 'more defensible' case is created, if litigation were to occur [ 4].

Because Y2K is expected to create the biggest litigation boom in history more class action lawsuits and countersuits {hence, more billable hours} than even pollution and asbestos, both of which rang up in the range of $100 billion.

According to these critics, software patents stifle innovation, cause costly litigation, and create market barriers for smaller companies unable to afford litigation.

Instead of setting up courts solely for business litigation, California created courts for complex litigation generally.

It will create a lot of litigation".