Sentence examples for her litigation from inspiring English sources

Because of her litigation, Picard has been unable to distribute any of the money to the many Madoff victims who desperately need it.

November 13 , 2014 Model Barbara Bowman pens an article for The Washington Post detailing her litigation against Mr Cosby for sexual assault.

10 P.M. (FX) DAMAGES Patty Glenn Closee) is faced with a threat to her litigation against one of the country's wealthiest C.E.O.s (played by Ted Danson).

Through her litigation and a Pentagon inquiry, Dr. Schwartz obtained many antimissile reports and data, some of which she has shared with Dr. Postol.

Through her litigation with TRW as well as an inquiry by the Pentagon's Defense Criminal Investigative Service, Dr. Schwartz obtained many antimissile reports and data, some of which she shared with Dr. Postol.

"Ms. Bond has gone from one millionaire lover to another," the complaint says, "spending millions of dollars of their money to support her lavish lifestyle, and has then moved on to her next wealthy lover or lovers to support her and finance her litigation efforts".

"This discrimination took the form of discouraging others from hiring her, threatening her with litigation, threatening to ruin her career, and sending her harassing and threatening texts for the purpose of discouraging her from engaging in conduct protected by law".

Though it was hard to find any women older than 90 still practicing law, that has not always been the case: Edith I. Spivack worked for the city's Law Department until six months before her death in 2005 at 95, and Sadie Baris Turak, 100, closed her civil litigation practice in Queens about three years ago.

Her incremental litigation strategy invited comparison to Marshall, the architect of the civil rights movement's legal attack on race discrimination before joining the court.

Her incremental litigation strategy invited comparison to Thurgood Marshall, the architect of the civil rights movement's legal attack on race discrimination.

As a result, Mr Hill-Wood persuaded Ms Young – who is surviving on benefits and has to support her two daughters – to pay him £14,000 for the information, which she managed to raise through one of her previous litigation funders.