Sentence examples for i litigate from inspiring English sources

"When I litigate in New Jersey or New York, it takes five to ten years to get to trial.

If and when I make the decision to divorce, should I litigate or mediate?" It can be mind-boggling.

"I have not written about cases that I litigated when there were weaknesses in my litigation that I would be forced to point out if I wrote about it as a scholar," Mr. Neuborne said the other day.

Jennifer C. Jaff Executive Director, Advocacy for Patients with Chronic Illness Farmington, Conn., May 27 , 2009• To the Editor: I litigated a case with our next Supreme Court nominee, and she was wonderful — both of us were young lawyers then.

In developing countries, the historic Ecuadorian court judgment against Chevron (which I helped litigate) seemed to open a door, but the subsequent avalanche of retaliatory litigation by the company has clouded the lesson of whether success in a developing country court can translate to success in real terms, at least for now.

The only thing comparable is if I was litigating in a courtroom for 180 days.

Fedder noted, "I've litigated many cases in appellate courts … [Gorsuch] may have been the most hostile judge I've ever appeared before".

"They like to litigate, I like to litigate; let's all litigate".

I will gladly litigate this matter again to attack the CFAA a second time, even if the result is another round of imprisonment.

So it means I have to litigate within the system.

I have to litigate in the system where it is not a level playing field.