Sentence examples for list of litigants from inspiring English sources

Even so, Bank of America's long-running mortgage woes have moved a seemingly endless list of litigants ahead of equity investors in the pecking order.

The sponsors draw no distinctions among cases in what they say is the first effort to use public sources to compile a list of litigants in "predatory lawsuits" that are causing a medical crisis.

Two weeks ago, a high court judge, Geoffrey Vos, ordered the disclosure of hundreds of thousands of the paper's e-mails to litigants in a growing list of lawsuits filed by individuals on the Mulcaire list.

The roster of litigants includes Microsoft, Nokia, HTC, Google's Motorola Mobility subsidiary and others.

Almost two-thirds of litigants in English commercial courts are foreign.

And enough lawyers get killed to cheer up the angriest of litigants.

It is a solemn judicial act that sets the course of the law for hundreds or thousands of litigants and potential litigants.

They will, inevitably, result in an enormous rise in the numbers of litigants in person".

Between March 2008 and March 2013, 61.6% of litigants fighting in London commercial courts came from outside England and Wales.

The new Civil Justice Council paper on the plight of litigants in person pulls no punches.

Laspo has been blamed for a surge in the number of litigants in person, slowing court processes.