"Other than being a place where I can make known the litigation, it is entirely a Web site of my own, consisting of things I need as a law student, a calendar and other personal information," he said.
"Even though we're appealing the misinterpretation of the agreement, we want you to know that the litigation over this issue has not in any way changed our commitment to the Gulf," it says.
Laments Heather Redman, general counsel for Getty Images: "As the industry gets bigger and better-known and the players in it get bigger and better-known the general litigation environment gets more and more difficult".
As a result, the Mexican public knows little about the litigation of the 123 people locked up in prison in the Iguala case.
Garcia's case was the first known civil litigation stemming from the video, billed as a film trailer, which depicts the Prophet Mohammad as a fool and a sexual deviant.
But if the city denies a march permit altogether, "you know litigation is not out of the question," said Donna Lieberman, executive director of the New York Civil Liberties Union, which represented the group in its previous court challenge.
"Those of us who work on legal reform know any significant litigation reform is dead on arrival in the Assembly of the State of New York," said James R. Copland, director of the Center for Legal Policy at the Manhattan Institute, a conservative policy group.
Banks may be more reluctant to agree to a settlement if they know litigation from other government players could still wallop their capital, he said.
Cox, the former HSE advisory committee chairman, said the full details of what caused the crash may only be known once litigation begins.
In an innovation known as litigation finance, a company with no connection to a commercial lawsuit provides money to support one of the parties in the case, in exchange for a share of the proceeds if the party wins — effectively investing in the lawsuit.
