Sentence examples for filed litigation from inspiring English sources

On Thursday, the Greater Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce filed litigation against the law in that city.

Andreas Wirth, a lawyer for Mr. Ganswindt, said that even if Siemens filed litigation against his client, an agreement was still possible.

Connors had previously filed litigation for a total of $20 million against the Association of Tennis Professionals, of which Ashe was the president.

It noted that Brown has filed litigation in Oklahoma and with a tribal council to stop the adoption but said South Carolina retains the case.

This retired physics professor had also filed litigation with the Madras High Court earlier this month asking the government to repeal section 66A, which he called "arbitrary and unconstitutional".

There's also a quick reference to new patents filed, litigation and domains registered.

The current system allows patent owners to file litigation against other parties based on vague justifications.

And, of course, there are the lawyers, ever ready to file litigation after a big drop in the company's stock.

The groups said they intended to file litigation but were keen to draw attention to the issue immediately because of the urgency of the situation.

In our litigation-prone system of corporate governance, plaintiffs' attorneys (representing shareholders who typically hold only a few shares) look for any hiccup in stock price or earnings to file litigation against the company and its board.

"We understand these other states, especially Michigan, are in a litigious mood and are involved in filing litigation, but they have to deal with real-life consequences," Governor Quinn said.