Sentence examples for in litigation in which from inspiring English sources

She is an expert witness in litigation in which the American Civil Liberties Union is challenging single-sex classes — which have been suspended — at a school in Vermilion Parish, La.

Federal agents, meanwhile, have approached several actors and producers who had been engaged in litigation in which Pellicano was involved.

For these reasons as well as those set out below, this guidance should not be used in litigation in which the clinical decisions of practitioners are being called into question.

Now the church is using a tactic that could cripple SNAP by embroiling it in costly litigation in which it is not a party.

However, the solicitor general also has a stand-alone function of providing advice in relation to litigation in which the commonwealth is involved.

The award was only the second in 40 years of antismoking litigation in which a tobacco company was ordered to pay damages.

The two lawsuits were part of a wave of litigation in which workers in dozens of Manhattan restaurants sought to highlight what they said was widespread lawbreaking — especially managers sharing in the tips.

That would give players considerable leverage over owners in negotiations to settle the antitrust litigation in which the sides have been engaged since talks broke off and the players union decertified.

The two professors said it was inevitable that drafters of the restatements would be involved as experts and advocates in disputes, adding that they did not believe it poses a conflict for them to also have a personal stake in the outcome of litigation in which those rules play an important role.

There is wisdom in the ancient maxim: "De minimis non curat lex". (The law does not concern itself with trifles). In that vein, we recognize that, in the course of litigation in which contingent fee counsel is involved, certain decisions of the "de minimis" or ministerial variety will from time to time have to be made.

Perhaps, in the steam bath of litigation in which Duveen was immersed all his life, the number of occasions on which his own attitude toward the judge approximated the colored man's made him such an enthusiastic audience for this story.