Sentence examples for historical litigation from inspiring English sources

I did a quick search and didn't find any historical litigation out of the Carr family so maybe this is a one off.

But private litigation has failed.

It is examined here through multi-dimensional sources ranging from Chronicles; indigenous texts and maps; colonial laws; imperial Geographic Reports; sanctioned Inspections; demographic and land use changes; impacts of Little Ice Age climate change; historical cartography; and landholding litigation documents.

He said: "It's well known that Rochdale council are knee-deep in litigation over claims of historical physical and sexual abuse and their so-called independent review is nothing more than a defence of the council.

Asked if the state's strategy could conceivably involve litigation against energy companies for historical wetlands damage, Mr. Graves said that was "not our plan A, B, C, D or X".

Her summation of the implications of Chinese litigation is a model of memorable historical interpretation.

Cason's comments, he said, "greatly disrespect" efforts to "right the historical wrongs that were addressed in the Cobell litigation," as well as the memory of Elouise Cobell, who died of cancer in 2011.

"By deleting these records, the White House is destroying essential historical records," CREW Executive Director Noah Bookbinder said in a statement about the litigation.

Legal cases "are a growing part of our business," said Brian W. Martin, the vice president for litigation research at Historical Associates Inc., a private company in Washington that provides historical research.

Email archiving systems provide searchable access to historical records, limiting e-discovery costs and avoiding potential fines should a company be wrapped up in litigation.

But if it were not for litigation tied to mergers and initial public offerings of Chinese companies, courtroom battles by investors would be below the historical average.