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She added that private litigation, because of the resources wielded by wealthy plaintiffs' lawyers, now represents another arena where political power resides.

"It's hard for me to imagine an order that's going to stand up in the long run in litigation because of the amount of investment they've made there," she said.

Still, she says her firm does a lot of work these days behind the scenes, assisting women who face discrimination but are reluctant to pursue litigation because of the repercussions it would have on their careers.

It did warn, however, that there was a "serious risk of adverse publicity and litigation" because of the "bad cosmetics" of the transactions and the falling value of both Enron's stock and assets in the transactions.

Michael McCann, the director of the Sports Law Institute at Vermont Law School, said the lawsuit could develop into a publicity nightmare for the N.F.L. if it went to trial, but that the league would be "insulated" from future litigation because of the increased awareness of concussion science.

The company has thus far been immune to U.S. litigation because of the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act.

Gentry said her husband initially declined to get involved in the litigation because of his loyalty to the National Guard and the Army.

"I would not go with threats or outsourcing to third parties and litigation because most of the time that does not help," he says.

In the United States, the popular rideshare service Uber has faced heavy litigation because of its perceived undercutting of the taxi industry, leading to heavy fines and strict rules being implemented by well-established local judiciaries (such as city and/or state transportation boards).

At the high court, Justice Anthony Hayden dismissed as "spurious" the Saudi businessman's claim to have been shielded from litigation because of his role as permanent representative to the International Maritime Organisation IMOO) for the tiny Caribbean island of St Lucia.

He didn't want to talk about Dancer's Image, whom he owned and had also bred, and the Kentucky Derby he had won, in 1968, and lost, a few weeks later, and won and lost again in years of litigation, because of a positive test for the drug phenylbutazone.