Sentence examples for litigation I from inspiring English sources

Second, to address the root cause of litigation, i.e. inadequate service quality or a conflict of interest, firms will eventually use more standardized recruiting and training processes intended to lower the chances of having insufficiently qualified professionals; this will lead to standardization of skills, which in itself serves to improve service quality.

Thus, mortgage litigation appears to bear the hallmarks of toxic tort litigation: i.e., broad-ranging settlements that attempt to resolve sweeping claims and speed financial benefits to a large number of beneficiaries.

The case remains in pre-trial litigation; I believe discovery has not yet started.

So in litigation I tried to ask, What's this case about?

If that isn't cause for litigation, I don't know what is.

But because we had to repair our finances after the disaster of the Fayed litigation, I couldn't accept the invitation at the time.

"I have not written about cases that I litigated when there were weaknesses in my litigation that I would be forced to point out if I wrote about it as a scholar," Mr. Neuborne said the other day.

"In one way I'm glad that I'm out of asbestos litigation because I think there's a lot of corruption in it," including on the part of lawyers working for mesothelioma victims, he said.

"I've always hated litigation, and I continue to hate it," he said.

"I'm a former federal tax litigation attorney, I'm a businesswoman," she said.

"I'm a former federal tax litigation attorney, I'm a businesswoman," she said in the introductions, addressing herself to a national audience that generally has had just fleeting exposure to her career in Congress.