Sentence examples for great litigation from inspiring English sources

"There is still great litigation risk for the both United States government and BP regardless of whether there is gross or ordinary negligence determination, because the court has the discretion to determine the per-barrel amount of the fines".

Welcome to the next great mega-litigation, likely to rival the more than $12 billion spent cleaning up the Enron and WorldCom debacles.

This leaves open a great potential for litigation, he said.

One of the great advantages to litigation is you can't really get hurt unless your charts fall on you.

While there is debate over how much competition the 1996 law has promoted, there is no doubt that it has promoted a great deal of litigation.

Bills passed that year and signed into law by President Bill Clinton have spawned a great deal of litigation, with several cases reaching the court this term.

As law officer, Hewart played a leading part in a great deal of litigation arising under the Defence of the Realm Acts; while in the House of Commons he proved himself a powerful debater.

Gerald Le Van, a family wealth mediator in Black Mountain, N.C., and author of "Healthy Wealth in Families: Sharing Prosperity, Happiness and Purpose," advises clients that "sitting down and talking to your children about your plans could avoid a great deal of litigation".

"Don has a great sense of litigation strategy," said Washington lawyer Walter Dellinger, who served as solicitor general under President Clinton.

The Sonny Bono law has hurt the arts tremendously over the years, and it and it's cousin over in Europe has produced a great deal of litigation most recently over the Tintin property, when the widow of the cartoonist and her current husband have been suing pretty much everyone who even mentions the character, who is a major part of pop culture over there.

With no professional liability insurance in Afghanistan there is a great fear of litigation and of having to pay large fines or bribes to avoid prison.