Sentence examples for instituted litigation from inspiring English sources
Numerous cases including Avisma v. Dart et al., in which Marks' Russian client alleged that an American billionaire and other defendants looted a titanium plant, and Athina Investments Limited v. Pinchuk, in which Mr. Marks' clients alleged Ukranian and Russian billionaires looted a metals plant settled after Mr. Marks instituted litigation.
"If you're a sophisticated party that chooses to go and institute litigation in Mexico, you can hardly claim the benefits of U.S. law, and particularly the benefits of U.S. policy, to protect you from the decision that comes out of that court," said Andrew M. LeBlanc, a lawyer for Vitro, in arguments before a federal judge in Dallas.
Recently the tension has been exacerbated by participant groups instituting litigation for improper use of biospecimens - Havasupai Indian Tribe Case [ 10] and other groups requesting return of specimens - Yanamamo Tribe Case [ 11].
"P.A.L.'s whole mission is to spot these kinds of cases and institute litigation on behalf of consumers," Mr. Berman added.
Errors bring litigation risk.
They instituted the illegal practices challenged and eliminated in the Visa Check antitrust litigation.
***Grand FITA round instituted.
Cattle ranching was instituted later.
That is now being instituted.
The letters did not call for any litigation or legislation if the companies declined to institute a tobacco ban.
