Sentence examples for litigation and make from inspiring English sources

As lead plaintiff, the fund and its lawyers can control the litigation and make significant decisions in legal strategy.

The new precedent will probably mire more restructurings in litigation and make bondholders leerier of agreeing to restructure their claims in the first place.

Time Warner would provide space for Fox on its cable systems, and News Corp. would drop its litigation and make some other minor concessions.

In April, Microsoft called a truce with Sun Microsystems, its arch enemy for more than a decade, and announced that the two would settle their pending litigation and make their software work together.

We are particularly grateful for Liberty's efforts in spearheading this litigation and making it possible for this information to be brought to light".

Her critics, who surfaced in the Daily Mail, Times and Telegraph, argued that the law firm she helped found, Matrix, will specialise in such rights litigation - and make huge sums from it.

Give the vagaries of the patent system and the constant threat of litigation, a patent pool like Via Licensing's allows telecom companies to reduce the risk of litigations and makes it easier for them to license their own patents.

Results from our detailed analyses of patient claims could provide valuable insights into malpractice litigation in China and make significant contributions to both the safety of patients and management of litigation risk.

Such a contention seems never to have been made in litigation, and, if made, would be, it must be hoped, unsuccessful.

The measures have hurt profit, but they could pay off if he succeeds in resolving the litigation issues and making the bank less complex and easier to manage.

Ms. Quinn said through a Council spokesman, Justin Goodman, that Mr. Lander's bill would have the unintended consequence of giving a cause of action for litigation and thus make "homeownership less attainable and more expensive" without reducing discrimination.