Sentence examples for litigation before the from inspiring English sources

"There is likely to be further litigation before the position becomes clear," said Archant in a statement.

This week lawyers for the Justice Department determined that they would not pursue litigation before the election.

Whenever the federal government is involved in litigation before the Supreme Court, the Office of the Solicitor General handles the representation.

No, there wouldn't be compromise, neither in momentous constitutional litigation before the U.S. Supreme Court nor in the tedium of counting individual ballots in one precinct".

In a brief interview, Justice Freedman declined to evaluate her impact on city homeless policy, saying she could not discuss litigation before the bench.

Indeed, the Chief Justice of the High Court, Robert French, has recently observed: "Magna Carta has given many a plaintiff false hope in litigation before the courts".

Lawyers involved in the talks said a settlement was unlikely to be reached so early in the litigation, before all the facts are known.

And so the lawyers are teeing up their lawsuits and we can expect extensive litigation before these lands will lose their protection.

But then Bill de Blasio became mayor, dropped the litigation and repudiated the policy, mooting the litigation before it could be resolved at a higher level.

Legal experts say one impetus for the recent instigation of private suits is to begin the litigation before Judge Colleen Koflar-Kotelly oFederal District Courtrt decides on the settlement and sanctions.

"As I have been informed that the U.S. attorney for the Eastern District of New York has undertaken an investigation into the very same issues that are the subject of the litigation before me, I have concluded that it would be a poor use of resources to duplicate the efforts of the federal government," she wrote, referring to the federal prosecutor's office in Brooklyn.