Sentence examples for likely litigation from inspiring English sources

But the bigger issue is going to be the likely litigation that ITT will bring against the Department of Education.

They are in part a prediction about the likely litigation outcome.

An evaluative mediator is not shy about sharing his professional opinion on the likeliest range of potential litigation outcomes.

Based on several nationally televised interviews, these reporters are likely to be witnesses in any potential litigation regarding this incident".

Who are these "reporters" who are likely to be witnesses "in any potential litigation" connected to the case?

"If the D.E.C. doesn't adequately respond to the comments, there'll likely be litigation," said Deborah Goldberg, a lawyer with the environmental law firm Earthjustice.

The Washington Post pointed out in its initial report that the proposal would be legally questionable and would likely face litigation if implemented.

Simon Young, a law professor at the University of Hong Kong, said that while the first charge involving theft might readily find equivalence in Hong Kong, the latter two spying offences will likely attract "litigation and dispute" in the courts.

The potential of future litigation remains likely.

There is likely to be litigation brought by shareholders as well as possibly the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Opponents of the immigration law here nearly always cite practical considerations — the likely cost of litigation, above all — as the reason to reject it.