Sentence examples for litigate a case from inspiring English sources

That would not have been a routine act on Haines's part, and as far as I can tell, it was the only time Haines ever went to court to litigate a case.

The administration will also continue to litigate a case at the World Trade Organization over intellectual property protections.

However, the SHIELD Act would not solve the problem of startups that can't afford to litigate a case through trial in order to win and recover attorneys' fees.

Of course, a defendant has to actually litigate a case to victory prior to becoming eligible for attorney fees, but the threat of an attorney fee award may deter PAEs from filing a weak case to begin with.

In another twist of fate, or evidence of the intimacy of relationships in West Virginia, my real estate company that owns the Martinsburg property hired Jim Walls of Spilman Thomas, who also serves as Rockwool's attorney, to litigate a case in the Berkeley County court system against the investors from Dallas.

It would be a waste of taxpayer dollars to litigate a case that had no merits".

No one had ever litigated a case asking whether a confidentiality agreement survived the death of a celebrity journalist.

The decision to remove Mr. Wright, a step supported by prosecutors, "has no conceivable explanation except retaliation for litigating a case so well," Professor Dow said.

In his rebuttal, Brown reminded the judge, Martin Welch, that a theory proffered by an attorney litigating a case does not count as testimony.

If she rejects the government's settlement, she would essentially be ordering the Justice Department to continue litigating a case it had chosen to settle.

Jennifer C. Jaff Executive Director, Advocacy for Patients with Chronic Illness Farmington, Conn., May 27 , 2009• To the Editor: I litigated a case with our next Supreme Court nominee, and she was wonderful — both of us were young lawyers then.