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That dispute was settled amicably, without litigation, according to an executive at I.C.M.

JPMorgan has set aside billions in reserves to cover mortgage-related litigation, according to a recent company presentation.

Protecting human rights through litigation, according to the administration, might disrupt relations with some of our allies.

The Picowers had initiated settlement discussions with the trustee "to avoid years of extensive litigation," according to Mr. Zabel.

The investigation, by an outside law firm, concluded that nothing was really wrong, although there was "a serious risk of adverse publicity and litigation," according to Mr. Tauzin.

The S.E.C. will have to reconstruct much of its work regarding investigations and litigation, according to Carmen Lawrence, who headed the New York operations from 1995 to 2000.

The growth in litigation finance, according to Gerchen Keller Capital's Travis D. Lenkner, is increasingly driven by demand from large corporate law firms.

In the fourth quarter ended in December, Rambus' costs and expenses increased to $29 million from $21.3 million in the year-ago quarter; $5.2 million of the increase was due to litigation expenses, according to the company.

In 2010, the USPTO embarked on an effort to curb trademark bullying, and asked practicing trademark attorneys, trademark-owners, and others "about their experiences with litigation tactics", according to IPB.

During Pruitt's first year in office, plaintiffs, including news outlets and environmental groups, filed 55 public records lawsuits against the EPA, making it the busiest year for litigation since 1992, according to Politico.

The march to 4G also opens the door to new vistas of patent litigation and licensing, according to a report published Thursday by iRunway, a patent research and advisory firm.