Sentence examples for eventual litigation from inspiring English sources
Who can forget Rocco's on 22nd, scene of "The Restaurant," where Mama's meatballs were sauced with acrimony and eventual litigation?
New regulations limiting greenhouse gas emissions from power plants the EPA is proposing today are costly enough to provoke political conflict and spur eventual litigation, but they won't do much to address the threat of climate change.
Based on the evidence presented at the hearing and the applicable law, AAMC has clearly shown a reasonable probability of eventual success in this litigation.
To obtain a preliminary injunction, the moving party must demonstrate (1) a reasonable probability of eventual success in the litigation; and (2) that the movant will be irreparably injured pendente lite if relief is not granted.
NTP is known for its patent litigation and eventual settlement with Research in Motion over similar wireless email patents.
"I think we're very clear in our papers that he's engaged in numerous tactics to delay the eventual entry of a judgment in the state court litigation," she said.
Chargers spokesman Mark Fabiani says the city vote, scheduled for December, wouldn't meet election and environmental law requirements and would lead to "significant time-consuming litigation founded on multiple legal challenges, followed by a high risk of eventual defeat in the courts".
Said Mark Fabiani, Chargers special counsel: "The various options that we have explored with the city's experts all lead to the same result: significant time-consuming litigation founded on multiple legal challenges, followed by a high risk of eventual defeat in the courts".
"What we do in our business litigation is charge clients some kind of monthly retainer, which gets credited against an eventual recovery," said John G. Balestriere, a partner at Balestriere Lanza, a Manhattan firm with five lawyers.
Litigation has quickly followed.
