Sentence examples for days of litigation from inspiring English sources

After 14 days of litigation, the State Supreme Court today unanimously rejected a last-ditch appeal by Bret D. Schundler to keep Bob Franks's name off the June 26 ballot.

We reported the expense in litigation, amount of compensation paid, and days of litigation by using mean value and confidence interval as well as the median and interquartile range.

In The Insider, the 1999 film about the early days of tobacco litigation, Ronald L. Motley Ronald L. Motley is depicted as a heroic litigator taking down arrogant corporations.

This new book laments the decline of common sense and know-how, the receding of a "miraculous day of absent litigation, friendliness among people, and large and plentiful game".

It joins a truly dismal roll call of failed group actions: the 2002 oral contraception pill litigation (fell apart following 44 days of legal argument), the MMR litigation (collapsed in 2003 having cost £15m), and the notorious benzodiazepine tranquilliser cases, which swallowed up £30m of taxpayers' money without even seeing the inside of a courtroom.

Back in the good old Mad Men days of advertising imagination came before fear of litigation, resulting in some of the best campaigns ever produced.

Just a few days of depositions, and the out-of-pocket expenses of litigation will quickly match or exceed those arbitration hearing session fees.

"At the end of the day, the litigation will be less of an impact on Wells Fargo than people fear," said Lawrence Remmel, a partner at the law firm Pryor Cashman, where he leads the firm's banking and financial institutions group.

Years of litigation followed.

A flurry of litigation has followed.

The uncertainty of litigation is eliminated.