The phrase "in a litigation" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: The company was involved in a litigation with its former employee over breach of contract.
In a litigation dispute like this, some say lawyers can do more harm than good.
"I would expect that, in a litigation, plaintiffs against the church will argue the same things we did".
In a litigation demand, it requested that the company's board claw back the severance pay given to the executives who took part in the bribery scandal.
Ten years ago, Christian Dior Couture cited German thinker Walter Benjamin's concept of "aura" in a litigation case against discounters at the EU's Court of Justice – and won.
In addition, ISS's policy is generally to oppose a fee-shifting bylaw that applies even when a plaintiff partially prevails in a litigation.
Giving the executive branch unilateral power to deny access to information needed in a litigation, Judge Albert B. Maris wrote for a unanimous three-judge panel, is an invitation to abuse.
Many companies, however, defend their aggressive posture as a necessity in a litigation-mad society.
If we lived in a litigation-free world, it might be easier for drug makers to go further than this.
And in a litigation-rich era, the policies and laws were also intended to help insulate doctors from lawsuits.
"We live in a litigation-oriented society," said Rory K. Little, a law professor at the Hastings College of the Law at the University of California.
The Introspect processing services team carefully manages the critical processes of batch tagging and exporting the resulting set of documents, de-duplicating and extracting the metadata and preparing documents in a litigation-ready format.
