Sentence examples for litigation arising from from inspiring English sources

He died amid a tangle of litigation arising from his disputed role in the Ponzi scheme operated by Mr. Madoff.

The litigation arising from the disputes between activist hedge-fund shareholders and their target companies is transforming strategies, tactics and the law.

"You would need other kinds of facts," Professor Ribstein said, adding that litigation arising from Enron's financial collapse might well outline what those facts would be.

One.Tel liquidator Stephen Parbery said entities associated with Murdoch and Packer had resolved all litigation arising from the collapse of the dot-com company in May 2001.

In connection with Permira's latest increase, however, Permira agreed to indemnify the Pauls for any litigation arising from their subsequent rejection of another takeover proposal.

A celebration of Enron's untimely investment in Nigerian waterways inspires There's No Business Like Barge Business and the litigation arising from the company's spectacular ruin is depicted in Get Me To The Court On Time.

The firm's president, Cesar L. Alvarez, noted that another partner, Barry Richard, had represented George W. Bush in the litigations arising from the 2000 presidential election.

We intended to find out the incidence of litigations arising from ER patients and that of birth inpatients in Taiwan, and computed their relative risks.

As the Supreme Court held in Paula Jones' lawsuit against Clinton, sitting presidents are not immune from civil litigation arising out of events that transpired before they took office.

However, this also accompanied an increase in the number of litigation cases arising from implant dentistry.

When anyone wonders why we need more banking regulations and stronger enforcement, Mr. Dimon (once called our "least hated banker") is Exhibit A. JPMorgan has set aside more than two billion dollars in expected litigation costs arising from its foreclosure actions.