Sentence examples for intensive litigation from inspiring English sources

Each will now require quick and intensive litigation to file motions before the deadline.

This case settled in September 2015 (after intensive litigation) for $335 million and the chief class counsel was Lieff Cabraser.

These cases recognize that the market's judgment is usually sound and that the costs of intensive litigation regarding transactions approved by informed and self-interested stockholders generally outweigh the benefits.

In that position, created especially for him, Mr. Tribe has been asked to suggest ways to improve legal services for the poor, find alternatives to court-intensive litigation and strengthen the fairness and independence of domestic courts.

That said, Yahoo better be prepared to defend itself vigorously – five of the patents in-suit were subject of earlier, intensive patent litigation between NTP and RIM.

"It's just intensive case-by-case litigation," Stevenson told me.

It shows that, despite intensive antitrust scrutiny and litigation, forces with considerable market power have almost always shaped the industry's pricing systems.

How sad it is that we should be viewed as potentially responsible for this suffering by practicing our profession in a way that is driven either by technological imperatives or by a fear of litigation should intensive therapies be withheld or withdrawn.

See Brief for Respondent at 42. New York insists that applying the exclusionary rule to the knowledge of individual officers who conduct traffic stops would cause fact-intensive and time-consuming litigation that would focus on the state of mind of police officers.

As in any litigation-intensive area, lawyers do well.

"The thing that makes litigation so labor intensive is that each case is fact-specific," he says.