Sentence examples for disruptive litigation from inspiring English sources
The bill is supported by the Conference of California Bar Associations and opposed by the HOA management industry, which contends that it would promote costly, disruptive litigation from owners who already have adequate avenues to pursue disputes.
A spokesman last week added that the organization had decided that the settlement would be less costly and disruptive than protracted litigation.
The FOP is poised to "play a very significant disruptive role" in the reform process, according to Jonathan Smith, the former chief of special litigation at the DOJ's civil rights division who supervised the federal probe into Ferguson, Missouri's police force.
For example, a new framework should include clauses providing for stays of litigation while the restructuring is being carried out, thus limiting the scope for disruptive behaviour by vulture funds.
However, recent reforms in the U.K., and litigation underway here in the U.S., give me hope that we may yet experience disruptive innovation in the law in my lifetime.
Zenefits believes ADP is an entrenched incumbent that is resorting to frivolous litigation and spreading "fear, uncertainty, and doubt" to try to silence and stop a disruptive new competitor.
"However, faced with the prospect of lengthy and costly litigation with government plaintiffs with virtually unlimited resources, we decided that the costs, uncertainties, and distractions of this litigation would be too disruptive to our business," it continued.
This could be disruptive.
