Sentence examples for faces litigation from inspiring English sources

■ The bank faces litigation dating back to 2002 over its acquisition of Household International and alleged misleading statements about its consumer lending division.

Many of the activities for which RBS now faces litigation – such as Libor-rigging – were driven by bonuses well after the crash.

Among other suits, Trump faces litigation in connection to celebrity chef José Andrés, who halted plans to open a restaurant at Trump's new hotel in Washington over the Republican's claim that many Mexican immigrants are criminals and rapists.

In addition to its subprime exposure, Countrywide faces litigation risk.

EPA is also reviewing its contentious "Waters of the United States" (WOTUS) rule that faces litigation in several jurisdictions.

New York's RTTT-inspired teacher evaluation law faces litigation -- and cannot be implemented until a new teaching contract is signed.

Citigroup may also face litigation.

Some stressed that they were not facing litigation.

Legal experts agree that even if it tries to extricate itself, it will still face litigation.

The company also faced litigation and an investigation by the Securities and Exchange Commission SECC) in connection with that incident.

In addition, the Obama Administration faced litigation over access to Bush-era documents.