Sentence examples for doing litigation from inspiring English sources

Jeff Denisee was very supportive and urged me to do it, since I had been doing litigation and wasn't really enjoying it.

Although Mr. Kennedy would not rule out taking a post in a Gore administration, he said he intended to continue doing litigation and advocacy work for Riverkeeper and was not worried about the group being too dependent on him.

Prior to joining NOW Legal Defense Fund, she spent 12 years as a senior staff attorney at the Welfare Law Center, a national legal organization doing litigation and public advocacy on a variety of income support issues around the country.

"What kind?" "I do litigation".

Robert did litigation, mostly in the bankruptcy field, in New York City and Westchester County.

The firm's largest practice is in financial services, but it also does litigation, bankruptcy and restructuring, and real estate finance.

Ms. Butts did litigation and policy work for the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund Inc., and spent seven years working for Representative Richard A. Gephardt of Missouri.

Those views are shared by Alex Friedmann, associate editor of Prison Legal News, a nonprofit group based in Seattle that has a monthly magazine and does litigation on behalf of inmates' rights.

"But when we start marketing that space in about two years, there's a good chance we can get law firms from Brooklyn and parts of Manhattan firms that do litigation in Brooklyn".

Does evaluative mediation value "compromise?" Does litigation value "compromise?" If not, how would an alternative form of litigation value "compromise?" Does evaluative mediation value the concept of accepting personal responsibility?

"We're heavily committed to doing more litigation," Mr. Nelson said.