Sentence examples for ensuing litigation from inspiring English sources
Martin's patents on his process were challenged, and the ensuing litigation reduced him to virtual poverty.
No mention of abortion; that would likely come in ensuing litigation, should the measure be approved.
The ensuing litigation may also lead to changes in how deals are drafted.
The tiremakers made quick use of the agency's influential non-finding during ensuing litigation, keeping victims from getting justice.
The ensuing litigation pitted co-defendants Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, the crane lessee/operator versus Lampson, the crane designer/builder, on totally disparate theories for cause and origin of the failure.
By 1880 both had applied for patents for their incandescent lamps, and the ensuing litigation between the two men was resolved by the formation of a joint company in 1883.
The city added that making the reports public would "reveal nonroutine criminal investigation procedures"; constitute an "invasion of privacy"; "interfere with judicial proceedings in ensuing civil litigation and with law enforcement investigations"; and "discourage civilian witnesses from co-operating in criminal investigations".
"Efforts to forensically recover the original destroyed Displace 3D computer simulations during ensuing civil litigation and federal criminal investigation by the Deepwater Horizon Task Force were unsuccessful," it added.
The ensuing investigations and litigation produced an alarming picture of the company's practices and priorities.
If everyone charged with crimes suddenly exercised his constitutional rights, there would not be enough judges, lawyers or prison cells to deal with the ensuing tsunami of litigation.
Two years of insults, ill will, and litigation ensued.
