Sentence examples for driving the litigation from inspiring English sources
Of the two plaintiffs, though, Ms. Rowling appears to be the one driving the litigation.
But the role is limited to that of an adviser to the division lawyers driving the litigation.
"There's a problem almost everywhere in divorce where the wealthier party hires an expensive lawyer and keeps driving the litigation until the other has to settle," said Jane Rutherford, a professor at the DePaul College of Law in Chicago.
"What Congress failed to appreciate were the economic forces driving this litigation," said Perino.
But the litigation succeeded in driving the store out of business.
While the JPMorgan deal follows close on the heels of the Citigroup pact, apparently nothing in the litigation schedule is driving the settlements at this date.
Oddly enough, litigation played a primary role in driving the 160-year-old Cup into hyperspeed.
"The consumers are driving the mania, and I think the whole Microsoft antitrust litigation has them looking for another option to Microsoft.
In other words, CEOs, not board members or general counsel, are driving most of the litigation reduction.
