Sentence examples similar to in litigious cases from inspiring English sources

And in litigious America an appeal, whatever the verdict, seems inevitable.And then?

We live in litigious times and the Food Standards Agency is just a phone call away.

"The advantages of ERISA coverage in litigious situations are enormous," McCall wrote.

Bennett said he would not speculate on what baseball would do next, but said that the team was "preparing for many possibilities based upon the expectation that Major League Baseball may turn out to be very litigious in this case".

Intels case takes place in a regulatory setting, while the Microsoft case is in a litigious environment.

Litigation costs are indeed in need of reform, but that is the case across the board in our litigious society.

He became so litigious, Mr. Murray said, that "at one point in the 1900's he couldn't stand in court for one case because he was running in four cases at the same time".

Children of the Corn, Sometimes They Come Back, The Mangler and The Lawnmower Man were all made into varyingly successful films (with, in The Lawnmower Man's case, litigious levels of alteration to the original concept).

Even though the process and cost involved in Chinese IP cases are usually substantially simpler and lower than in the U.S., the numbers demonstrate not only that the Chinese are becoming more litigious, but that the legal and court systems are maturing and being more widely used to resolve disputes.

Our publication rule laughably predates the light bulb, originating in a case won by the notoriously litigious Duke of Brunswick in 1849.

The club filed suit against the film and may still be in a litigious mood.