Sentence examples for in both litigation from inspiring English sources

A common presumption in both litigation and politics is that the side that controls the way an issue is formulated is more likely to win the debate.

In both deals, litigation was brought before the takeovers could be completed.

In both cases, litigation by the banks resulted in renegotiated debt financing terms.

In fact, while emails now play a pivotal role in both civil litigation and criminal prosecutions involving Wall Street traders, it can sometimes be a double-edged sword.

Nonetheless, clauses without purpose make courts twitchy, and thus in the Argentine litigation, both the Federal District Court in Manhattan and the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit have stretched to read the clause as a kind of prohibition on paying one equal rank creditor before another.

But Batson does apply in both civil litigations and criminal prosecutions.

These charges are roughly the same as those the companies successfully fought for years and then succumbed to both in litigation by individuals and most spectacularly in its 1998 master settlement agreement with 46 states.

This sort of human error is unfortunate but not out of the ordinary in complex litigation in both civilian and military systems, and both sides work together to resolve any issues that arise.

He was well known throughout the legal community for his longtime representation of British American Tobacco Company and other clients in landmark litigation, both in the United States and abroad.

The interpretation of epidemiologic data in both regulation and litigation is often challenged and debated.

The lawsuit filed in Wisconsin is markedly different from the Roundup cancer claims, though some of the same attorneys are involved in both lines of litigation.