Sentence examples for litigation around the from inspiring English sources

The litigation around the ownership of "impact" might be enormous.

"First, Uber is battling a wave of litigation around the world.

The goal has been to reach nationwide settlements that would cover all individual smokers' claims for punitive damages against the two companies, providing a possible model for other cigarette makers embroiled in similar litigation around the country.

Deloitte amassed a library of 95,000 box files containing about 100m chaotically ordered documents – material that spawned a welter of litigation around the world, including the unprecedented decision, eventually aborted, to sue the Bank of England, which was responsible for bank regulation at the time of the BCCI collapse, for misfeasance in public office.

Schrems most recently founded a not-for-profit digital rights organization to focus on strategic litigation around the bloc's updated privacy framework, and the complaints have been filed via this crowdfunded NGO — which is called noyb (aka 'none of your business').

Licensing revenue is crucial for Qualcomm, and the litigation around the fight will force the board to continue monitoring the day-to-day legal tactics of the company rather than focus on a longer-term vision of how to work with the largest smartphone producer in the world to generate profits.

SAN FRANCISCO — EBay has formally settled the litigation around its sale of the Skype online calling service.

Stephen Darke, the co-head of the global alternative strategist group at Macquarie, said, "Marty would sometimes interrogate a manager until he was sweating, trying to understand how his models worked or whether he or she truly understood the stocks all the way down to the cash flows and the factories and the workers and the litigation around it".

(What exactly the pastors said, and what the collectors knew about the rules, is one of the key issues in pending litigation around whether opponents of the law gathered enough signatures for a referendum).

Seasoned Texas litigators like Brent W. Coon, who fought BP over the 2005 plant explosion in Texas City, are likely to be deeply involved, as will experts in mass tort litigation from around the country who have taken part in enormously complex suits involving tobacco, pharmaceuticals, accelerating Toyotas and defective Chinese drywall.

The change is especially significant because litigation around same-sex marriage has seen a sharp increase since the Supreme Court ruling.