Sentence examples for leading litigation from inspiring English sources

However, it is now also advising Rolls-Royce on the corruption allegations, with leading litigation partners drafted in, and is thought to be the company's principal adviser.

Earthjustice's Vice President of Litigation for Climate & Energy, leading litigation docket and legal advocacy work on climate & energy.

Mr. Morris had accused the board of trying to embarrass Mr. Hevesi and then threatened to sue it by retaining "the leading litigation firm in America".

"I am excited and humbled to work with the members of what has become one of the nation's leading litigation departments," Ms. Hogan said in a statement announcing the move.

Alex McKinnon could expect a compensation payout even greater than the $10 million being spoken of within two years over the tackle that ended his NRL career last year, a leading litigation lawyer believes.

That decision has hamstrung many unionization drives at hospitals by leading to litigation about which nurses can unionize.

Beckles also tried to assuage fears that "this is opening up a can of worms leading to litigation".

Theodore B. Olson, of Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher, spoke on behalf of the hedge fund that is leading the litigation against Argentina.

Last week the News of the World, under advice from lawyers Burton Copeland, a leading criminal litigation firm, handed over some of Ian Edmondson's emails to the police, which they have described as very significant.

Ron Motley, a trial lawyer who built a fortune out of high-risk cases against the asbestos and tobacco industries, leading the litigation team that helped bring about the largest civil settlement in American history — $246 billion — died on Thursday in Charleston, S.C.

Mr. Christensen, 67, a founding partner of the leading entertainment litigation firm that bears his name, is the first Hollywood power player to be convicted in the six-year investigation and legal proceedings surrounding Mr. Pellicano's wiretapping operation.