Sentence examples for litigation after from inspiring English sources
No litigation, after all, meant no lawyers' fees.
Dow Chemical first became a big target for litigation after Dow Corning filed for bankruptcy protection in 1995.
He said the company's investors had unrealistic expectations that led to litigation after the technology bubble burst in 2000.
They and their regulators are haunted by the disappearance of Arthur Andersen in 2002 in a welter of litigation after the collapse of Enron.
It faced monopolization charges and years of costly, distracting litigation after it tied its Internet Explorer browser to its dominant operating system.
Baxter became involved in prolonged litigation after being accused of fraudulently overcharging Medicaid, the US health programme that provides a safety net for the poorest families.
"A review of the litigation posture after an important appeals ruling is typical of any administration".
His lawyers say that the recording industry stopped threatening litigation only after Dr. Felten agreed not to publish the paper.
The litigation began after a waitress at the Redeye Grill complained to the Restaurant Opportunities Center in early 2005.
The majority of the decline came from reduced litigation spending after the settlement of several major lawsuits.
Judge Gerber slammed a group of creditors, accusing them of pursuing "scorched-earth litigation strategy," after they raised objections that could have hindered the sale to Time Warner and Comcast.
