Sentence examples for had litigation from inspiring English sources

The big case of the 1970s – Penn Central – had litigation that lasted into the 1990s.

In the first quarter, Bank of America had litigation expenses of $881 million.

And we also had litigation that kept us relatively busy through the year, so it was a good year for us.

Goldman also had litigation risk on the CDOs it underwrote (Davis Square and more) and sold to foreign banks that bought protection from AIG. Taxpayer money later made that problem disappear when the Fed settled for 100 cents on the dollar.

Few patients will complain that too much was done, but one of the authors of this review (RW) recently had litigation pending (finally dropped before going to court) on account of calcification not biopsied but later shown to be benign in the field of an emergent breast cancer.

We didn't have litigation.

Currently several climate scientists have litigation in the courts.

New York State still has litigation pending against Intel.

"People have a right to apply, but we have litigation pending," Mr. Russell said.

"Nobody wants to have litigation on this," an administration official said.

Big international firms have litigation and financial-restructuring departments that pick up work when the dealmakers in corporate and banking departments are left twiddling their thumbs.