Sentence examples for litigation arose from inspiring English sources

The litigation arose out of a social media post made in 2013 to honor the anniversary of 9/11.

The Trulia litigation arose from Zillow, Inc.'s acquisition of Trulia, Inc. in a stock-for-stock merger valued at approximately $2.5 billion.

No pronouncement of the commanding officer can, in my view, preclude judicial inquiry and determination whether an emergency ever existed and whether, if so, it remained, at the date of the restraint out of which the litigation arose.

It is upon this silence in the Communications Act that the Commission bases its contention, made for the first time when this litigation arose in 1940, that the Court is without such power.

Tradewinds only had one asset, an airplane, and when litigation arose over the hanger, the airplane was sold and the proceeds were distributed to Tradewinds' sole owner (Freeman) who used the money in part to pay Tradewinds' litigation expenses.

It was an illegal tackle so that is where the opportunity for litigation arises".

This litigation arises out of Argentina's default on $80 billion worth of sovereign bonds in 2001.

A specialized Unified Patent Court would handle litigation arising out of patent disputes.

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

The county retained Saul Ewing, a firm with experience in complex litigation arising from troubled public-works projects.

The Supreme Court rarely decides securities cases and has not yet weighed in on litigation arising from the 2007-08 financrisisrisis.