Sentence examples for have litigation for from inspiring English sources

"When the Supreme Court makes a social decision that the country's not ready for, you're going to have litigation for 50 or 60 years," he said, referring to the landmark 1973 case Roe v. Wade.

We didn't have litigation.

Sadly, there has been a subtle but undeniable erosion of patient trust in this expensive and depersonalized medical system, damage that has encouraged litigation for unanticipated clinical results.

"I could have gotten a bunch of lawyers, put a stop to all that, but I would have been in litigation for a year after that.

Industry and enforcement officials have been in litigation for years over the meaning of "routine" and what triggers the need for new controls.

Now it is a highly visible eyesore, and plans for a supermarket there have been in litigation for years because the towns say the added traffic would be a nuisance.

The parties have been in litigation for five years and given the recent events, the litigation will continue.

The families have been in litigation for years and their suits alleging misconduct and cover-ups helped to change the narrative of police actions following the hurricane.

In New York that has been compounded by local agencies, like the New York Police Department and the Taxi and Limousine Commission, that have been working more closely with immigration authorities, said Sinyen Ling, a staff attorney at the Asian American Legal Defense and Education Fund, which has been handling litigation for Muslim men in the New York area.

Detroit's automakers, facing a minor flood of asbestos litigation, have turned for help to this quiet corporate-rescue artist.

It has created more litigation for the state in cases involving violence and in murder cases, in particular".