Sentence examples for explosive litigation from inspiring English sources
The dioceses have on the whole acted little differently from commercial institutions confronted by explosive litigation risks.
"The crisis in long-term care continues to grow as dramatic Medicare cuts, explosive litigation costs and staffing shortages threaten the viability of long-term care providers," the company chairman, Francis Cash, said in a statement.
Because of his extraordinary knowledge of fire and explosives, companies in civil litigation frequently sought his help in determining the cause of a blaze.
Though the lawsuits have so far been inconclusive, settlement talks could short-circuit the arduous process that has enveloped large parts of the smartphone industry in litigation following the explosive success of Google's Android mobile operating system.
But many legal experts said that instead of setting forth clear new rules, the court's decision left things as muddled as ever for the nation's employers — and seemed to ensure much more litigation over the explosive issue of employment discrimination.
It could be the first step to avoid litigation on a sensitive and explosive issue for African-American coaches, the league's management and its owners and players.
"There needs to be some procedure by the A.G. and the comptroller's office — a special checklist if you would — about potential litigation situations that could be explosive," she said.
The communication, if authentic, could be an explosive development in the snowballing multi-district litigation that now comprises more than 60 plaintiffs from around the United States accusing Monsanto of covering up evidence that Roundup herbicide could cause cancer.
Five years ago, the firm began putting together the technological and resourcing elements that would enable it to provide 'advanced delivery' to address the explosive growth of documents and law generated by cross-border litigation and transactions.
All four incidents involve explosive devices being placed at, or sent to, locations connected to his former wife or to lawyers involved in their ongoing litigation.
