"Ms. Pao expects to litigate her case aggressively in court," her lawyer, Alan Exelrod, said after the hearing.
(A decade into this race, the catchphrase-entrance shtick still grates). She later litigated her admitted racial slur of a name with, "I'm thin, I'm white, and I'm very salty!" to a court of black queens, who nearly lost their eyeballs.
An attorney from an LSC grantee, Bronx Legal Services, litigated her claim.
Her new book, and the publicity surrounding it, re-litigates her fight with Mr. Trump just as he begins to plan his inauguration.
Newdows standing derives entirely from his relationship with his daughter, but he lacks the right to litigate as her next friend.
Instead of spending her time litigating just how wealthy she is, Clinton should acknowledge her wealth and then spend the vast majority of her rhetorical time making the case that through the policies she has advocated and pursued, she has never lost sight of the middle class.
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.
Finally, having joined Greenpeace and celebrated her thirty-fifth anniversary with Horst Kettner, her handsome sixty-year-old companion, she died in bed, at a hundred and one — living, working, loving, lying, and litigating with prodigious vitality until her heart gave out.
For example, Ellen Pao, former partner at Kleiner Perkins, spent three years and over $2 million litigating against her former employer.
Warren's heritage was a heavily litigated issue in her campaign against Scott Brown for the Senate in 2012.
