Sentence examples for drawn out litigation from inspiring English sources

The tendering process may go into drawn out litigation as the selected executors of the project, Chinese companies, are being muscled out by other firms.

"And sometimes that includes avoiding the potential for drawn out litigation that bolsters plaintiff attorney fees".

These trolls bank on the assumption that these young companies will pay without putting up a fight in order to avoid the high cost of a long drawn out litigation.

In a letter also signed by Conservative leader Gary Ridley, Duggins said there was cross-party support in the council, adding "the never-ending and drawn out litigation must be dropped".

Years of drawn out litigation and hearings are not in the best interest of victims, the community, and those still healing".

Years of drawn out litigation and hearings are not in the best interest of victims, the community, and those still healing". If a federal judge determines that MGM is protected under the 2002 act, victims won't be able to file future civil suits against the company, and the nearly 250 lawsuits already filed will be dismissed, CBS affiliate 8 News Now reports.

The Denver district attorney, Mitchell R. Morrissey, said that doing away with direct file would draw out litigation, cost more money and make Colorado less safe.

These solutions would draw out litigation and result in yet more of the assets on the table going to the lawyers.

And it surely intends to use its economic advantage to draw out litigation until the plaintiffs' resources dry up.

"There will be community conflicts [and] long drawn out litigations," says Jain.

Kevin Winters of KRW Law, which is acting on a pro-bono basis for Rowlands and other relatives of the victims, said: "The Birmingham Six case had a retraumatising effect on relatives of the victims because the litigation process was drawn out across so many years.