Sentence examples for if litigation from inspiring English sources
"If litigation gets us there, great.
So the Yankees and the Mets will have their farm teams, if litigation does not get in the way.
As the former parent of R. J. Reynolds, it might be liable for damages if litigation bankrupted Reynolds.
[C5.] Elan will seek new buyers for two drugs that it agreed to sell to King Pharmaceuticals if litigation significantly delays the transaction.
While it said documents should not be destroyed if litigation appeared likely, it did not discuss whether such destruction was barred after an S.E.C. investigation began.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 27 — If litigation is war by other means, then the Supreme Court case of New Jersey v. Delaware is nothing less than civil war — the latest battle in a dispute over the two states' Delaware River boundary, which has flared up periodically for well over a century.
"It could result in litigation if they tried to do that," Mr. Stieneker said.
"We wouldn't be in litigation if the city wasn't threatening the gardens," said Councilman Charles Barron of East New York.
Even when these products do not require licensing, research can satisfy the safety concerns of purchasers and, again, can prove valuable if liability litigation should ensue (or dangerous if they reveal evidence of a hazard).
Variations on this have existed before, but they have often met with resistance — if not litigation — from music companies.
