Sentence examples for drawn to litigation from inspiring English sources

But he was drawn to litigation that could help spark reform, even if the odds were not in his favor.

Not shy about attracting publicity, Mr. Ergen, who is said to have once been thrown out of a casino for counting cards, appears to be drawn to controversy and litigation.

A number of gluten-free bakers, like Taylor Nicholson, a former litigation consultant, and Anne Hoyt, a former banker, were drawn to the business because of their own health issues.

After 16 years in litigation, a monumental environmental lawsuit by 30,000 indigenous people and campesinos against Chevron appears to be drawing to a close.

The corporate bar's concern is that the large judgment in Southern Peru and the opinions in Del Monte, El Paso and Delphi Financial are an effort by the Delaware courts to try to draw this litigation back in by awarding large judgments that will attract plaintiffs' lawyers.

"While there's strong demand for HTC's products in the German market, the legal departments of some retailers might be uncomfortable with this situation and prefer not to be drawn onto litigation".

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

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.

Other companies involved with the well could find themselves drawn into litigation.

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

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.