Sentence examples for fierce litigation from inspiring English sources

That's a high bar to get over, says William Brewer of the Dallas law firm of Bickel & Brewer, which is known for its fierce litigation tactics.

The next few months will be spent in preparation, and the months after that in fierce litigation — and if we're lucky, a few months after that, legislation.

But CDC aims to offset some of the loss with increased support from a trust fund called the Prevention Fund set up by the recently passed health care bill (now a subject of fierce litigation).

Through larger distribution, fiercer litigation, greater exclusivity, cheaper and faster production, a bigger cash pile, advantage is gained.

Xiaomi is likely to face fierce patent litigation from Apple and others if it does start selling smartphones in the US and Europe.

"I'm always extremely courteous with the other side but quite fierce in litigation," she says.

The general assumption is that the new rules will be met with fierce and protracted litigation (perhaps decades of it, warn the greatest doomsdayers).

The general assumption is that the new rules will be met with fierce and protracted litigation (perhaps decades of it, warn the greatest doomsdayers).

Leading Yahoo's legal charge against the social network is the law firm Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan, the fierce and well-respected litigation shop based in Los Angeles.

Some projects encountered fierce opposition and years of litigation before they could be executed.

The bank set aside another $2.3 billion in litigation reserves as it deals with fierce legal fights over faulty mortgages and a pitched battle with Washington Mutual bondholders over that company's remnants.