Sentence examples for litigate her from inspiring English sources

"Ms. Pao expects to litigate her case aggressively in court," her lawyer, Alan Exelrod, said after the hearing.

After litigating her way to a windfall, the former Mrs. Goldman -- she tacked an extra 'n', and her maiden name, onto her surname after the divorce as a way of differentiating herself from the "sidekick" she says she was -- decided to share her legal tactics, and self-esteem regime, with other wives.

An attorney from an LSC grantee, Bronx Legal Services, litigated her claim.

Kaplan is helping to litigate these issues at her new law firm, Kaplan & Company.

In February, a judge rejected Kesha's request for a preliminary injunction that would cut her ties with the company while the case is litigated and allow her to return to work, which she hasn't done since seeking treatment for an eating disorder in January 2014.

Due to sanctions against Iran, Ebadi had to litigate against the U.S. government to allow her memoir to be published in the United States.

One of those litigators, a member of the book club who would not let me use her name, asks: "How do you litigate part time?

"It has become obvious that Ms Carlson and her lawyer are desperately attempting to litigate this in the press because they have no legal case to argue," he said.

For Conrad, an opportunity to litigate a pro bono asylum case would set her on a path of wanting to do more for people fleeing persecution from their own countries.

You'll litigate for years.

"I heard he may litigate.