A chilly day in January, about two dozen dark-suited patent attorneys gathered in the United States District Court in Newark, in what has become a typical chain of events toward the end of a prescription drug's life: patent litigation.
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"I think that life is not litigation.
None of this is to suggest that life outside of litigation is an Eden of truth-telling.
Though a 1994 U.S. Supreme Court ruling provides some protection to professional firms, Skeel believes that Citigroup's settlement could "add life to other litigation" targeting the role of a bank in recent corporate fraud allegations.
In short, Mr. Jackson's death has carried on much as his life, full of rumors, litigation and a shifting cast of characters acting on his behalf.
Weiss successfully extended the concept of class-action litigation to life insurance companies, a feat that amazed securities lawyers.
These problems occur frequently during project life-time leading to disputes and litigation.
"In litigation, as in life, timing is everything.
Complained he spent much of his life in court, often in litigation against his aunt.
"In litigation, as in life, timing is everything," said Richard Blumenthal, the attorney general of Connecticut.
